Arrowhead is a pretty generic stadium for its time. What makes Arrowhead special is the population of Kansas City and the tailgating. If you maintain both of those, who cares?

In fact getting it out of methtown is just fine with me. Not that I live in either state.

I got a text from scoop and score today about this issue. I never get texts on that cell # but there it was.

If they move to Kansas they will lose all of their power like a sampson haircut

The NFL only let the Chiefs win 3 Superbowls because they needed momentum to build a new stadium. /tinfoil hat dude

I got one too. Annoying.

Putting aside the nostalgia bias to keep Arrowhead… building a dome is the better long term option.

In terms of crowd noise/atmosphere… seemingly half of Arrowhead empties out into the enclosed areas of the stadium, especially in the club level, during inclement weather.

As far as “not messing with success”… there was not much success for the Chiefs at Arrowhead before Mahomes.

Go with the head… not the heart… and build that dome.

The Homefield advantage is greatly diminished and I'll point to the Miami playoff game as an example.

Q'ing myself here, but if Chiefs moniker is going bye-bye if they leave Arrowhead.

A dome will remove any sort of remaining home field advantage (noise + elements) and turn it into a complete wine and cheese, sterile as a doctor's exam table, snooze fest.

And no number of on-site hotels built on to a stadium complex will bring a Super Bowl to the metro. Get ****ing real people.

It’s also impossible to replicate with new building codes. We’ll lose at least 10 DB’s just from the architecture of the stadium alone. They won’t be able to put as many seats over the top of each other with the handicap regulations they would have to follow therefore it wouldn’t trap all the sound in like Arrowhead does.

Also, what about those renderings makes you think tailgating will stay the same? It’s clear a new stadium will have an entertainment district that the Chiefs will be wanting everyone to use instead.

How would the dome remove noise? And elements are an overrated "advantage".

And the NFL has given every new stadium a Superbowl so yes the Superbowl would come if a new domed stadium is built

The arrowhead home field advantage is largely a myth. Since 2018 the chiefs have a better record on the road (77.6 winning %) than at home (74.0 winning %).

Home field advantage is an antiquated shit QB team concept

Only thing missing for the Clarks is hosting the SB

That said I’d season ticket hold at an Allegiant type dome which I’m sure architects will only improve upon

If it's a myth then why is it valued greatly because it's beyond analytics because of uniformity of the team's schedule and adaptation to different climates and atmosphere

Only way Missouri competes with Kansas IMO is if they offer a site which isn't TSC. The area is a dump and the KS state rep repeatedly mocked it today on 810. It's not going to help MO keep the team in the slightest at this point. Chiefs even have told MO they don't feel comfortable with a hotel or an amphitheater on the TSC site.

Let's just hope the new stadium arrives when Mahomes is close to retiring and we've already locked up at least 6 superbowls during his run.