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They didn't lose any argument. This thread is about which non-traditional cities should get a chance to host the super bowl. Green Bay does not have the infrastructure to handle such a large-scale event. The only thing standing in the way of Denver getting a super bowl is the fact that their stadium lacks a dome/retractable roof. I have no ties to either city, I'm just being realistic.
The OP actually specifically asked for open stadiums like the NYC game. Of all the "Non-traditional" Super Bowl cities with open stadiums, I would argue Denver would be top 3 on that short list. Along with Century Link and maybe Kansas City.
You are right though, Any of those cities become more likely with a roof.
Two cities I literally despised just two months ago but have become two of my favorites in North America (although no where close to how much I love New York or Miami); San Francisco and Houston.
Oh wait, they are hosting the next two Superbowls, what do you know, awesome.
Nothing against Dallas, I quite like that city a lot too, but don't ever give the Superbowl back to them. The setup, which is essentially ziplining across the Metroplex from Dallas to Fort Worth and everything in between in a car or through TRE (commuter rail) is just inefficient. Either give the activities to Dallas or give it to Fort Worth, don't give the Metroplex another Superbowl until they figure that out, please!
Either give the activities to Dallas or give it to Fort Worth...
Heh... good luck with that one.
And this isn't the first time the San Francisco Bay Area and Houston will host.
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