Arrowhead is done, as Chiefs make move to Kansas.

[Teddy2SuperBowlHeartBreaks]

7 minutes ago, UnluckyforSome said:

New stadiums, and specifically new domed stadiums, mean hosting a Superbowl. Even if it is a cold-weather city. 

Maybe but if most of the league moves to a dome I don't see how Kansas City Kansas (or Missouri for that matter) would be able to realistically compete with all of those cities plus the likes of LA, Las Vegas, Miami etc when bidding for the Super Bowl when those cities are more suitable for hosting large Super Bowl esque events. Kansas City might get one Super Bowl in our lifetimes dome or no dome.

[UnluckyforSome]

3 minutes ago, Teddy2SuperBowlHeartBreaks said:

Maybe but if most of the league moves to a dome I don't see how Kansas City Kansas (or Missouri for that matter) would be able to realistically compete with all of those cities plus the likes of LA, Las Vegas, Miami etc when bidding for the Super Bowl when those cities are more suitable for hosting large Super Bowl esque events. Kansas City might get one Super Bowl in our lifetimes dome or no dome.

Available hotel rooms and suitable infrastructure are also determining factors. The trend has been to award the Superbowl, depending on those other implications, if the city has a new domed stadium. 

Now, that said, those cities do not seem to go into the Superbowl rotation. Those do seem to be set, but Detroit, Indianapolis and Minneapolis have all been rewarded with the game after opening a new domed stadium.

[T-Wazzle]

Instead of Arrowhead they'll be playing in Nvidia Stadium or Cracker Barrel Field or some nonsense. 

That'll leave 2 with non-corpoerate names ( i guess Chicago will move too)

 

 

[AggieLean]

Selfishly, I prefer the domes unless it’s like a Florida team. I can’t imagine being outside in Kansas City when that temperature dips 

[PanthersATL]

3 hours ago, UnluckyforSome said:

As a side effect to this, I would not be shocked if St. Louis is at the top of any expansion/relocation with Missouri no longer having a team.

it's a 20 mile move across to the other side of the city. This is not an expansion play

[PanthersATL]

2 hours ago, UnluckyforSome said:

Available hotel rooms and suitable infrastructure are also determining factors. The trend has been to award the Superbowl, depending on those other implications, if the city has a new domed stadium. 

Now, that said, those cities do not seem to go into the Superbowl rotation. Those do seem to be set, but Detroit, Indianapolis and Minneapolis have all been rewarded with the game after opening a new domed stadium.

also the reason why the Draft has been on the move around the country - gives stadiums that are less likely to host a SB something to use as a showcase