Major City Out of Super Bowl Rotation — NFL Says Stadium Falls Short

News ArticlePublishedMay 02, 2026 at 05:11 PM EDTBy Tyler ErzbergerNFL teams don't only compete to win the Super Bowl; they also compete to host it at their stadium.Every year, one of the 32 franchises proposes a new stadium to gain leverage in an arms race with the other franchises in the sport.In 2026, the Buffalo Bills will begin playing at their new home. In 2027, the Tennessee Titans. In 2029, the Cleveland Browns. In 2030, the Washington Commanders. In 2031, the Kansas City Chiefs. Even the Jacksonville Jaguars, who aren't building an entirely new venue, will be playing games in Orlando because they're doing a major overhaul of their stadium in the next two years.And a lot of it comes down to being a stadium that can host major events: WrestleMania, the Final Four, the College Football Playoff, and, of course, the Super Bowl.One city left behind in the new stadium madness is Miami.More news: Rams Asked Ty Simpson to Lie at 2026 NFL Draft — Here’s Why...More news: Can Cole Payton Surpass Jalen Hurts As Philadelphia’s Starting QB?A host of 11 Super Bowls has been crossed off the normal rotation of hosting the big game, replaced by the likes