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Is There Honestly A Better City To Win The Superbowl In Than New Orleans?

Guest Bwood

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If we were to go all the way this season (knock on wood), how awesome would it be to win it all in the stadium of our most hated rival?

After all of the dilemmas going on in New Orleans this offseason, and the hatred that has been brewing between these teams even more since we got Cam, I can't think of anything better than hoisting the Lombardi on TV on their home turf.

Delusional offseason thread? Yes. But I'm all in this year and I know our boys are too. I don't wanna get my hopes up like a I have before but this could be the best opportunity we ever have, especially due to where the game will be played.

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Yes, Charlotte.

Unfortunately I don't think the bowl will ever come to Charlotte.

But this year, there is a legitimate chance to do the dance on our most hated teams turf after all they went through the past season.

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Unfortunately I don't think the bowl will ever come to Charlotte.

But this year, there is a legitimate chance to do the dance on our most hated teams turf after all they went through the past season.

I don't think Charlotte fits the hotel quota required to host a superbowl.

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For me Atlanta in the GA Dome:

1. Its 20 minutes from my house

2. The Falcons haven't won one yet so it's would hurt them even more.

3. It's indoor which I like. (Warm weather is best of course)

4. It would cause all the old Michael Vick fans who hate "Matty Ice" to go into full hate mode. Couple that with the people who hate Michael Vick and the fans that like him it would cause a "civil war" in Atlanta's fan base. It's brewing right now already.

5. It would convert many more bandwagon Falcon fans into Cam Newton fans, thus eliminating any home field advantage they have when half the stadium is cheering for Cam.

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I hope the team is playing in the SB in a few years when the 49ers new stadium is done so I can watch them win the Super Bowl and only be out of pocket the ticket money. You guys can all bunk at my house, except TCF who I'm pretty sure is a serial murderer.

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