I'd Love To See A Team Make The SB When Its In Their City!

[Haterproof]

Could you imagine a team making the SB in their own house?It will happen 1 of these years.It will be a major homefield advantage IMO.

 

[#56300ex]

Sure, that would be great to see a Super Bowl played in Foxboro at that time of year.:rocker:

 

[signbabybrady]

that would be ok we would roll on zona

 

[alamo]

I agree... for NFC teams only.

 

[Juicy J]

Too bad we can never have a Super bowl in Gillette.

From Wikipedia:

Average high temperature of at least 50 degrees Fahrenheit in February, unless the game is being played in an indoor arena.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superbowl#Venue

 

[Remix 6]

Could you imagine a team making the SB in their own house?It will happen 1 of these years.It will be a major homefield advantage IMO.

like Dolphins kept saying they would and nothing happened.

we can have a SB in Foxboro IF..we get a dome. but cold weather..rain..snow are what make a good football game sometimes

 

[QuiGon]

Could you imagine a team making the SB in their own house?It will happen 1 of these years.It will be a major homefield advantage IMO.

I doubt any team will ever have a more major "Home field advantage" in a Super Bowl than Pittsburgh did over Seattle in SB40.

 

[zippo59]

It seems the NFL gravitates towards holding Superbowls in the stadiums of teams who have been historically terrible and don't really have a shot of making it to the Superbowl. New Orleans, Detroit, and now Arizona.

 

[PatsSox363804]

It seems the NFL gravitates towards holding Superbowls in the stadiums of teams who have been historically terrible and don't really have a shot of making it to the Superbowl. New Orleans, Detroit, and now Arizona.

Well Arizona is an obvious choice based on location but really the only team that has ever won a Superbowl to host one, I believe, is Miami ( I mean unless you count the LA Raiders Superbowl.) I don't think it's the NFLs way of scheduling it for bad teams, just good locations of coincidently awful teams. Also I think the "closest" it's been is when the LA Rams lost to the Steelers in SB 14 at the Rose Bowl.

 

[Crowpointer]

The 49ers against the Dolphins in Palo Alto was pretty close to a home game.

 

[Michigan Dave]

like Dolphins kept saying they would and nothing happened.

we can have a SB in Foxboro IF..we get a dome. but cold weather..rain..snow are what make a good football game sometimes

Cold weather teams selling out by building domes to get a Super Bowl is uber-lame. The idiots that run the local "franchise" here have done it twice. There is nothing worse than watching football in a dome.

When I was in Indy for the ACFCG, there was snow on the ground. It would've been great- instead, I had to sweat through my hoody because those fools turned the artificial temperature up to 90 degrees.

 

[brdmaverick]

It seems the NFL gravitates towards holding Superbowls in the stadiums of teams who have been historically terrible and don't really have a shot of making it to the Superbowl. New Orleans, Detroit, and now Arizona.

I know that the Buccaneers had a legit shot at the Super Bowl wehn the it was being hosted in Tampa Bay.

 

[CoachK]

Even if it happens, that team's fans will still face a huge financial burden scalping tickets.

Personally I don't think it would translate into a "huge" advanatge.