Seven cities lining up to host Super Bowl LII
 

Earlier today, we pointed out that Indianapolis hopes to host Super Bowl LII, which will be played in MMXVIII.

But New Orleans and five other cities are believed to be interested in hosting the game, which is great news for the NFL, since greater competition results in greater bids results in greater profits for the NFL.

According to Jeff Duncan of the New Orleans Times-Picayune, the cities believed to be interested in hosting the game include New Orleans, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Miami, Minneapolis, and San Francisco.

The fact that some combination of San Fran, Miami, and Houston will be hosting the two Super Bowls preceding the 52nd edition necessarily reduces the pool of candidates to five. Then again, other cities can still get in on the action.

Especially if the open-air game in New Jersey ends up being something other than a disaster.

Seven cities lining up to host Super Bowl LII | ProFootballTalk

Re: Seven cities lining up to host Super Bowl LII
 

Only seven NFL cities are looking at being a host city?
Tht is a low number.
Once upon a time, N.O. would get the SB every 4-5-6 years like clockwork.
Every NFL city deserves to host and puts in bids.
Which NFL team cities have never had a SB to host?
Of course, I wish N.O. would get it.
Now, I read here S.F. is to tear down old Candlestick so look out for a stadium that is really going to be new and something.