2014 Super Bowl comes to NY/NJ!

There's only one place where the Lombardi trophy should be presented-- in Lombardi's stadium, LAMBEAU FIELD!

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Damn you're a funny guy!

I know I have nothing to worry about, but as a Browns fan, if and when that SB drought ends, it will probably be in a cold weather city. Indy in 2012 or NY/NJ in 2014 seem about right. I get enough of the cold weather games as it is.

Superbowl tickets are already expensive no telling how much they will go up since its gonna be in the giants new stadium

bad idea...

How cool is it going to be if the airports get shut down due to weather when 750k people are trying to get in town for the weekend...

 
I think that's the average temp for that time of year.

While I usually say the super bowl should rotate between San Diego, Miami, & New Orleans.  I'm glad they are playing it in those conditions. It will either be greatness or fail so badly they will never have it outside again.

The game is for the fans, but face it, the Superbowl is for the Corporate sponsors and those with serious $$$.  I was the exception a few times in attending over the years and the cell phone crowds who normally attend are goign to be pretty interesting to watch show up.   Bet half of them don't make it out of the heated VIP tents aroudn the stadium.   Good note is that maybe the price will come down and true fans can go see there teams play.  Have to admit, it is nice having it come to South Florida, but I like the idea.   At least from the view I will have on my couch that day. 

Well, last year hell froze over during the SuperBowl, so I think we can survive a little weather.

Here's a little trivia: of all the SuperBowls played, only two were played outdoors in temperatures less than 50°F. Where was each played?

I know one was in New Orleans at the old Tulane stadium. That was the coldest SuperBowl ever. No idea about the other one.

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Edited by AcesFull 2010-05-26 2:56 PM

Both cold weather Super-Bowls were played in New Orleans, and both in the early/mid 70's I believe.




Edited by Blue Moc 2010-05-26 4:23 PM

Both at Tulane Stadium, to be exact.