█ W.D.Y.D. █;3162041 said:
SB in Green Bay, WI?
They don't have the capacity to do it. There's nothing up there
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SB in Green Bay, WI?
They don't have the capacity to do it. There's nothing up there
i gotta disagree
I think the only negative to having it in GB is the fact that it's not tourist friendly.. Aside from that, if it was okay to have playoff games in Chicago or Buffalo or Pittsburgh, etc.. then it's okay to have the SB there too.
Next year will be interesting -- future SB locations will be determined based on its success/failure.
Having playoff games in Chicago Buffalo and Pittsburgh is mandatory because of earned HFA. There's no other option. You can't move the AFC CG to a dome unless a dome team is already the home team.
SB NFL gets a choice on where to play it. What's the point of intentionally choosing a place that has a high likelihood of having poor conditions?
Apple and Oranges.
SB in Green Bay, WI?
They don't have the capacity to do it. There's nothing up there
I'm talking about the weather.
Canada Goose
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Its a great idea, I like the fact there won't be a halftime show 
It will feel more like a normal football game, also would be interesting to see the ratings without a halftime show...
It will feel more like a normal football game, also would be interesting to see the ratings without a halftime show...
Its a great idea, I like the fact there won't be a halftime show
It will feel more like a normal football game, also would be interesting to see the ratings without a halftime show...
This.
And to be honest, for the real football fan, the conference championship games are much better football to watch imo. The elation of winning that game(not that I'd know) is much more for the diehard fan as opposed to the SB at a neutral site.
Ya man when the Colts won the AFC CG against the Jets then lost to the Saints I was so excited.
NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
I totally disagree with this theory.
PortCityProphet
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That humidity ain't no joke
As for the SB being in cold weather if its a sloppy game with tons of dropped passes, slipping and etc it'll kill the chances of northern teams getting it. If the weather turns out clear then more places will get a shot.
When the SB got bigger and became the biggest spectacle in sports than it became a vacation. And who wants to vacation in the north during winter. Too much shyt and delays.
If you have a conference champ game at home there's absolutely nothing like it...
The 2000 Giants Vikings game was unbelievable at the Meadowlands
if you a Giants fan
Vikings didn't even score
Its about celebrating your team going to the SB with the entire fanbase at the Stadium. NOTHING tops that in sports as a fan. That game was a 60 minute party.
Its a great idea, I like the fact there won't be a halftime show
It will feel more like a normal football game, also would be interesting to see the ratings without a halftime show...
there won't be a halftime show?? i didn't realize this until now. is this confirmed?FreedS[ohh]lave
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I agree with him in the fact that the atmosphere is much better in afc or nfc title games as opposed to super bowls
Where i disagree is as a fan the super bowl is the ultimate if your teams in it..
If youre just a huge NFL fan and your team isnt in the suiper bowl the title games are much better because the super bowl is about the casual fans and non fans its not about the game..
I was so drunk/high I don't even remember the Colts/Bears SB.
Outside of the opening KR i couldn't tell you what happened. I just know they won.
Outside of the opening KR i couldn't tell you what happened. I just know they won.