Super Bowl XLVIII awarded to New York/New Jersey

[Speedy]

Quote: Originally Posted by mvb34

I like it, I tired of the same cities every year getting the Superbowl. I hope they open up to more cold weather major city sites..

I really believe either Green Bay or Denver should get a SB; Green Bay may have limitations with the seating capacity but it would be a game to remember.

[mvb34]

Quote: Originally Posted by WeAreAllWitnesses

If you're lucky. According to ESPN, the average temp for early February in New York is 30 degrees.

I don't know if make a difference but by 2014 the NFL will probably playing an 18 games schedule so this will push the Super bowl to third Sunday of February..

[wwharton]

Quote: Originally Posted by WeAreAllWitnesses

If you're lucky. According to ESPN, the average temp for early February in New York is 30 degrees.

And that's the high... the average is closer to 26 degrees at around 7pm.

[mvb34]

Quote: Originally Posted by Speedy

I really believe either Green Bay or Denver should get a SB; Green Bay may have limitations with the seating capacity but it would be a game to remember.

Only thing about Green Bay it too small to hold all the pre Super Bowl stuff..

[Marino]

The corporations wont like this too much.

[grunt]

It is about time. I always thought of football as a cold weather sport. I hope there is a snow storm, a blizzard something like the raiders/pats playoffs game a few years ago.

[SPTO]

I hope like heck there'll be a snowstorm. I'd love to see a real cold weather championship that has the elements playing a part in the game.

I'd love to see the NFL going to a cold weather site once every 10 years starting in '14.

[tsalbysp]

Quote: Originally Posted by Anavar

Ok, so lets say it's Green Bay vs. Miami in the Super Bowl 4 years from now. Lets also say that Green Bay goes on to wax them something fierce. You're telling me there won't be people bitching??

And what if it were the Saints vs. Raiders in a domed stadium? You don't think the Raiders would be getting hosed in a situation like that?

Hell, what if one of the teams playing in the Super Bowl is actually hosting the game that year? You don't think that warrants a conflict of interest?