New Jersey Gets Super Bowl 14

SB prediction Greenbay and Indy this year. I know this has nothing to do with anything, but i just wanted to put it out there.

And it would bring out more real football fans instead of wealthy people who go just to say they went.

Ya but if the chiefs were to go, they would have a better chance of winning against most teams, because of their running backs.

So the world has gone insane .. think about a blizzard and the game is postponed. Next, they reschedule for the following Sunday with the temp. -17 degrees and wind gusting to 60 mph so wind chil is – 40 degrees. Sure I’m going to be happy to shell out 500 bucks for that … and think about the quality of play. 3 yards and a cloud of snow. Other than paying back the Giants n Jets for building a new stadium it makes no sense. Maybe I’m just negative and it’ll be sunny with 30 degrees weather … the NFL is certainly betting on it

And could you imagine the Timberlake Jackson halftime show in cold weather, Timberlake would probably be missing an eye.

I like the dungy quote, his stadium looked liked the top of his head. His team played better in domes, a little bias maybe? I think it evens up the playing field a little, cold weather teams have to play dome teams all the time in domes during the big game. As for New York getting superbowl, I think it's bull****, Lambeau and Arrowhead should be considered way before New York is!

Unfortunately, the Super Bowl has very little to do with football fans and EVERYTHING to do with how much money can be made on the 'big event'. That will always be a primary factor on where the game is played.

I think the NFL needs to make a habit of this. Begin to rotate a cold weather city in once every three or four years. I'd like it to be more often, but you know that people would be crying like babies if they had to play (GASP!) two Super Bowls in cold weather in a row. We need to get some of these historic stadiums to host Super Bowls, i.e. Arrowhead, Lambeau, Foxboro. It'd be great to see all the fans freezing their butts off in Arrowhead watching a 10-7 Super Bowl. That's football baby!! If we have to watch it in the cold in December/January, why not February too? MOCAN2

I like the idea of an outdoor, possibly cold weather, Super Bowl and why not New York? Which by the way designates the City not the State; It is where the Giants and Jets originated--so when it was time to move to greener pastures and 10 million voters say "keep the NY name or else"--then that's the way it shakes out. Also, New York City has a tendency to dwarf, in mass, anything else that comes near it--sort of like a black hole in the sports universe. But perhaps I digress. All in all, I say a change in Super Bowl venue to a Northern outdoor stadium is good for the sport. I believe Arrowhead should be on the short list as well!

Tony Dungy on this issue: "You get to a Super Bowl and you want to put your best foot forward," Dungy said today on The Dan Patrick Show. "If you win the game or you lose the game you don't want it to be because of weather conditions." I disagree. What about the team that doesn't make the Super Bowl because their kicker had to kick into a 40 MPH cross wind or their RB slipped when he could have scored the game winning TD on 4th down? I think everything should be consistent. If you play in bad weather for the AFC or NFC Championship game to decide who GOES to the Super Bowl, then play the Super Bowl the same way.

SB prediction Greenbay and Indy this year. I know this has nothing to do with anything, but i just wanted to put it out there.

And it would bring out more real football fans instead of wealthy people who go just to say they went.

Ya but if the chiefs were to go, they would have a better chance of winning against most teams, because of their running backs.

So the world has gone insane .. think about a blizzard and the game is postponed. Next, they reschedule for the following Sunday with the temp. -17 degrees and wind gusting to 60 mph so wind chil is – 40 degrees. Sure I’m going to be happy to shell out 500 bucks for that … and think about the quality of play. 3 yards and a cloud of snow. Other than paying back the Giants n Jets for building a new stadium it makes no sense. Maybe I’m just negative and it’ll be sunny with 30 degrees weather … the NFL is certainly betting on it

And could you imagine the Timberlake Jackson halftime show in cold weather, Timberlake would probably be missing an eye.

I like the dungy quote, his stadium looked liked the top of his head. His team played better in domes, a little bias maybe? I think it evens up the playing field a little, cold weather teams have to play dome teams all the time in domes during the big game. As for New York getting superbowl, I think it's bull****, Lambeau and Arrowhead should be considered way before New York is!

Unfortunately, the Super Bowl has very little to do with football fans and EVERYTHING to do with how much money can be made on the 'big event'. That will always be a primary factor on where the game is played.

I think the NFL needs to make a habit of this. Begin to rotate a cold weather city in once every three or four years. I'd like it to be more often, but you know that people would be crying like babies if they had to play (GASP!) two Super Bowls in cold weather in a row. We need to get some of these historic stadiums to host Super Bowls, i.e. Arrowhead, Lambeau, Foxboro. It'd be great to see all the fans freezing their butts off in Arrowhead watching a 10-7 Super Bowl. That's football baby!! If we have to watch it in the cold in December/January, why not February too?

MOCAN2

I like the idea of an outdoor, possibly cold weather, Super Bowl and why not New York? Which by the way designates the City not the State; It is where the Giants and Jets originated--so when it was time to move to greener pastures and 10 million voters say "keep the NY name or else"--then that's the way it shakes out. Also, New York City has a tendency to dwarf, in mass, anything else that comes near it--sort of like a black hole in the sports universe. But perhaps I digress.

All in all, I say a change in Super Bowl venue to a Northern outdoor stadium is good for the sport. I believe Arrowhead should be on the short list as well!

Tony Dungy on this issue:

"You get to a Super Bowl and you want to put your best foot forward," Dungy said today on The Dan Patrick Show. "If you win the game or you lose the game you don't want it to be because of weather conditions."

I disagree. What about the team that doesn't make the Super Bowl because their kicker had to kick into a 40 MPH cross wind or their RB slipped when he could have scored the game winning TD on 4th down?

I think everything should be consistent. If you play in bad weather for the AFC or NFC Championship game to decide who GOES to the Super Bowl, then play the Super Bowl the same way.