What we now know as Super Bowl I and II, I do not believe those were Super Bowl's at the time so are you referring to Super Bowl III?

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So the Packers only have 2 Lombardi trophys then right?

They actually rewrote the history books to name them Super Bowl I and II and also the trophy was named in hindsight. However, the point which is very clear is since it's been marketed as Super Bowl and has grown so popular, it would guarantee a sell out even if it was in Chicago. Ok, they have a tiny capacity stadium, but you get the idea.

Realistically, the NFL knows it would be a sellout. They don't care about that. They would rather pull in $50 million with a half filled stadium than $45 million with a stadium filled to capacity.

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True that they weren't called Super Bowls just yet, but they've been retroactively named as such (as well as the trophy) so it's close enough for me to say the first didn't sell out. :-"

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Alaska ! Yeah , that's the ticket .

They could spend many years building the great log cabin stadium . The roof itself would be a marvel of geometry ! It might even remind one of the Flintstones but for the mega - screen TVs . The rough cut benches in the stands would still have their bark. The 80,000 seat facility would have running water, sanitation , and electricity.

It would be built in Anchorage, yet the place would not have a team. Cruise ships would be brought in for hotels and restaurants . The Airport would also need a remodeling and expansion . After the big game, the stadium could host Lumberjack competitions and Monster truck rally's .


:cheers: :clown: :cheers:

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