NFL Super Bowl Dates Uncertain, Eighteen-Game Season Talks
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NFL Owners Meetings: Super Bowl Dates Uncertain, Eighteen-Game Season Talks Heat Up
The NFL owners meetings in Phoenix revealed that Super Bowl 62 in Atlanta and 63 in Las Vegas lack firm dates due to discussions on expanding to eighteen regular-season games in 2027. This delay has frustrated city officials, as it hinders hotel and convention bookings. The owners desire for additional games has been a long-standing goal, and with the new players union director J.C. Tretter in place, progress is expected soon.
In other news, the Cleveland Browns reinforced their quarterback plans for 2026 by doubling down on Deshaun Watson, despite the significant investment. They withdrew their proposal to trade draft picks but plan to revisit it. The Rams considered trading Davante Adams, while the Vikings locked in Jordan Addisons fifth-year option amid trade rumors. Both Los Angeles and Green Bay showed interest in Kirk Cousins.
The Hard Knocks series is set for a reboot, featuring the teams from the next two Super Bowl host cities. In case of a referee lockout, New York will step in to provide replacements. Nashville is now the favorite to host Super Bowl 64, following the latest round of discussions.
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