Denver
LV
LA

I picked Denver first because I love seeing the Broncos suffer and the thought of going to the SB on their turf while they watch at home is amazing. After that LV and LA for similar reasons. I just dislike Denver more than the other two teams. Also Denver just dropped $400K on new turf.

What about adding some college stadiums to the list

I expect that to be one of the front runners.

look, I understand that you don't wanna vote on this but you know that Roger Goodell Will rig it for Buffalo to win because he feel bad and know the chiefs are better then him. That said I hope buffalo lose so we can have the arrowhead invitational.

they'd cash in big time

and dallas won't be using it LMAO

Vegas or Arizona! Went to AZ a couple years ago for College Playoffs and the stadium was great! Grass field only, please. Turf doesn’t belong in the NFL.

I like the idea of Kauffman and if it hasn’t been mentioned, Allen Fieldhouse sounds pretty good. Following that we have 2 turf fields here locally so I’ll go for those as 3/4 in no particular order, either one can hold probably 1300 fans so housing would be easy to accommodate. Number 5 will go to Seattle as I could fly down for that.

That's a pretty great list, both in terms of neutrality for the teams and vacation activity for the fans. :thumb: :thumb:

Chicago so Chicago can witness what they missed out on by not drafting Patrick Mahomes II.

Butker and McDuffie both got injured on that Arizona field because of its poor quality. And that stadium has literally zero personality.

We'll be there for the Super Bowl, but thankfully not before.

As mentioned earlier, Indy is out because of some scheduling conflict. There was another dome out because they were going to redo the turf. I think it was Detroit. No way would I play that game in SoFi due to the number of injuries that happened this year. Also mentioned earlier, Arizona had some turf injuries for us. There could be a conference title game at any of the top 4 seeds, so that cancels out Tampa, Philly, Minnesota, and the Levi in the NFC.

It would have to be a place with a lot of empty hotel rooms, so Vegas, Atlanta Dallas, Houston, and NOLA would fit. Smaller cities like Jax, Cleveland, etc. may not have the number of hotel rooms to accommodate 2 fan bases on short notice.

Since it would be the AFCCG, I feel it only fitting that it is played in an AFC city....Nashville works for me

Vegas is the easy choice.

it won't be in any city that has a team in the playoffs. Too much planning without knowing the stadium - and hotels - will be vacant.

Vegas has the infrastructure in place to readily accept tens of thousands of visitors on little notice.

Vegas is the only answer