They actually wanted to have Super Bowl ix at the Superdome in 1975 but as it wasn’t finished yet, they switched it to Tulane stadium and it was one of the Worst weather Super Bowl ever.
Fun fact about the Rose Bowl: It is the only stadium to have hosted the Super Bowl & the FIFA World Cup Final (though MetLife Stadium will join it in this distinction in 2026). The Rose Bowl also hosted the 1999 Women's World Cup famously won by the USWNT in a penalty shootout.
It is the first time since March of 2024 that I have managed to watch one of your historical videos, and I must state that I am in awe of how much historical information disclosed in the video, great video Adam as usual.
as a niners fan i agree with the take on Levis, it's not bad it's decent but the configuration definitely shows the income inequality that exists in SF. Also compared to newer stadiums, yeah, it's average
Every Stadium to Host a Superbowl TIMESTAMPS (just cause) Orange Bowl MIA, FL 0:44 Tulane Stadium New Orleans, LA 1:14 Tampa Stadium Tampa, FL 1:41 Stanford Stadium Standford, CA 2:20 Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome Minneapolis, MN 2:53 Georgia Dome Atlanta, GA 3:28 Pontiac Silverdome Detroit, MI 4:05 San Diego Stadium San Diego, CA 4:49 Los Angeles Memoria Coliseum Los Angeles, CA 5:17 Rose Bowl Pasadena, CA 5:48 Rice Stadium Houston, TX 6:25 Sun Devil Stadium Tempe, AZ 6:56 Hard Rock Stadium Miami, FL 7:24 Ford Field Detroit, MI 8:07 Everbank Stadium Jacksonville, FL 8:35 Raymond James Stadium Tampa, FL 9:18 US Bank Stadium Minneapolis, MN 9:50 State Farm Stadium Glendale, AZ 10:19 NRG Stadium Houston, TX 10:49 Metlife Stadium E, Rutherford, NJ 11:13 AT&T Stadium Arlington, TX 11:32 Lucas Oil Stadium Indianapolis, IN 12:11 Mercedes- Benz Stadium Atlanta, GA 12:24 Allegiant Stadium Las Vega, NV 12:46 Levi's Stadium Santa Clara, CA 13:50 Sofi Stadium, Los Angeles, CA 14:19
The Rose Bowl is NOT in a sketchy part of town, it’s in the upscale part of LA called Pasadena. The Coliseum, on the other hand, is absolutely in a sketchy part of town. You easterners don’t know anything about California.
Good job clarifying. And the part of Pasadena the Rose Bowl is located in is one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in LA (higher median household income than Beverly Hills).
I was about to say as a Pasadena resident people jog around the area at night, kids soccer takes place there, little league baseball around there as well. People fly RC planes when no games are happening, and a giant flea market happens there every month. There is a freaking museum for kids and a not cheap to play golf course used for overflow parking. Police are there because it’s a big event that’s why. The Batman house is just up on the cliff and the whole area is expensive as all hell, with two private schools that overlook it plus down the arroyo a former grand hotel not US Circuit court of appeals. I mean if you’ve ever watched the rose bowl it’s freaking easy to see from the wide shots that it’s freaking gorgeous. There are “sketchy” parts of Pasadena further north and east but like far enough away that you wouldn’t come close to it. Why do you think they’ve hosted five super bowls, a World Cup, women’s World Cup, Olympics, soccer, football, concerts and other such things there with massive fan areas
Learning about some of the random non-NFL stadiums that hosted the Super Bowl is wild, imagine if Raymond James Stadium was scheduled to host XXXIII the season it opened in 1999 but construction delays wouldn't allow it and because of them already marketing it in Tampa Bay and not wanting to use Tampa Stadium again they played it at fucking Tropicana Field.
Has the LA coliseum hosted a hockey game yet? They’ve literally done everything else. As listed before along with Rugby, concerts, field hockey (that’s real), ultimate frisbee, I’m unsure if the AFL (Aussie rules) played an international contest there against the USA in exhibition but it’s highly likely they did. It’s actually hilarious how much stuff has been done there
I live about 20-30 minutes south of the Coliseum... no way they'd be able to host it because it would take way too much to keep it cold enough for the rink. I've been there for Monster Jam, and it's hosted NASCAR (looks ridiculous when it happens).
Love your videos, but just two things, Super Bowl 39 in Jacksonville was held in 2005 for the 2004 season, not 2006 and NRG at the time Reliant Stadium did not host the first Super Bowl win to kick off the Patriots dynasty, it was Super Bowl 36 in the Mercedes Benz Superdome, now Caesar Dome in New Orleans in 2002 for the 2001 season. Houston and NRG hosted Super Bowl 38 where the Patriots got their second Super Bowl Win in 2004 for the 2003 season
Thank you. When he said that, I starting debating internally "The Florida Marlins debuted at Joe Robbie and stayed right up until they got their own ballpark. Was it a once off special circumstance?"
Great video!!! Beautiful stadium!!! I'd also like to mention the employees at the stadium! The locals that work there are awesome greeters and reminders that you are in NawLen's Beaaby!!! I love their accents💯🔥
Every Super Bowl Stadium: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum: I, VII Miami Orange Bowl: II, III, V, X, XIII Tulane Stadium: IV, VI, IX Rice Stadium: VIII Rose Bowl: XI, XIV, XVII, XXI, XXVII Caesar’s Superdome: XII, XV, XX, XXIV, XXXI, XXXVI, XLVII Pontiac Silverdome: XVI Tampa Stadium: XVIII, XXV Stanford Stadium: XIX Qualcomm Stadium: XXII, XXXII, XXXVII Hard Rock Stadium: XXIII, XXIX, XXXIII, XLI, XLIV, LIV Metrodome: XXVI Georgia Dome: XXVIII, XXXIV Sun Devil Stadium: XXX Raymond James Stadium: XXXV, XLIII, LV NRG Stadium: XXXVIII, LI Everbank Stadium: XXXIX Ford Field: XL State Farm Stadium: XLII, XLIX, LVII AT&T Stadium: XLV Lucas Oil Stadium: XLVI MetLife Stadium: XLVIII Levi’s Stadium: L U.S. Bank Stadium: LII Mercedes-Benz Stadium: LIII Sofi Stadium: LVI Allegiant Stadium: LVIII
No air conditioning at SoFi Stadium is not a problem in February. It's a really amazing stadium with a very impressive video display system, too. By the way, they're not going to have another Super Bowl at AT&T Stadium because its location in Arlington, TX is just *TOO FAR* from downtown Fort Worth and Dallas, respectively. Of course, it didn't help during Super Bowl Week that year, the Dallas-Fort Worth region suffered a major ice storm with extreme cold afterwards, which pretty much kiboshed all the Super Bowl Week parties. I do think US Bank Stadium, Ford Field and Lucas Oil Stadium will host a Super Bowl again. All three have been designed so most of the Super Bowl Week corporate events can be held close to the stadium, so winter weather is way less an issue.
I hope the heir to Roger Goodell will overturn the requirement of a Super Bowl having to take place in an NFL stadium. It could open up the possibility not only for the Rose Bowl again, but maybe even an international destination if logistics could be arranged on both sides.
One thing I can't figure out is why Rice Stadium (in Houston) was even used for the Super Bowl. The Astrodome was in use for the Oilers and had a much bigger seating capacity. Plus it was indoors.
I think you got your facts crossed my man, the Rose Bowl is nestled in the hills of Pasadena, an extremely safe suburb of Los Angeles. People go jogging around it from early morning to late night every single day with rarely any issue. Only the occasional unaware first year USC student would probably dare jog around the Coliseum, and they’d find out quick why that’s a bad idea in South Central LA.
Palo Alto is a stand-in (suburb) for San Francisco, just like the Meadowlands was a stand-in for New York City, Pontiac was a stand-in for Detroit, etc.
The State of New Jersey was screwed royally when the NFL referred the Super Bowl that was held at MetLife, Inc. Stadium as the "New York Super Bowl". Yet, the stadium is PHYSICALLY LOCATED in the Borough of East Rutherford, Bergen County, New Jersey. 😡
How in the heck were the Jaguars able to convince the city of Jacksonville to invest in over $725M to pay for the majority of their renovated $1.4B stadium?
We need more Super Bowls for Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Detroit, Atlanta, and Dallas! Stop giving the big game to those old crusty hags in the Superdome and Hard Rock!
They was a massive Ice Storm when the Dallas/Ft. Worth area and the 2021 Winter Storm and power grid collapse freaked the area out as it’s shown that we can’t handle an ice storm in the area! That’s probably the reason why we won’t host the Super Bowl again for quite some time, we are going to host the World Cup, including a Semifinal.
They picked Stanford for SB-19 because No-Cal had been lobbying for a SB for a while, the NFL had no problem for No-Cal to have it, but did not want it at Candlestick. Stanford was passable for a stadium to use, but that was the last SB that No-Cal would get for 30 years.
You should do another weird baseball field dimensions, and I’ll give you a suggestion of Owego Free Academy high school in NY, their Modified baseball field
I love the la coliseum. I’m from Chicago and loved old soldier field. I wish a team in la still played in the coliseum. It would be a nice contrast from the state of the art sofi stadium and personally I think the coliseum’s vibe is superior. The vibe is amazing especially at night and it’s a shame because the weather is actually nice in la. Realistically a team could play there but there a is psychotic desire for new stadiums
Actually the super bowl that started the patriots dynasty was super bowl 36 in the superdome but for the 2nd dynasty it was in NRG so there's that. And yes it's the place where Seahawk fans never take about and run away from it.
Montreal bid to host Super Bowl XI, luckily unsuccessfully. The NFL voted for Pasadena as the site in March 1975, for the game scheduled for January 1977. Montreal's Olympic Stadium was being built for the 1976 Summer Olympics, but its planned roof was not actually finished until 1987. And it's always been a terrible venue for anything.
The Rose Bowl is in a sketchy part of LA? Last time I was there I say a lot of wealthy neighborhoods that surrounded the stadium. Perhaps you're thinking of the Coliseum?
I watched a Super Bowl at the Rose Bowl. I was on a wooden bench in the end zone BUT there were seat cushions provided. Not a great experience. But I was only 14
I'm a football fan and a football fan. I was hoping that the NFL would keep the grass for the stadiums that are switching for the World Cup. We all know that artificial fields are terrible for players, so why not keep the change. Also, Los Angeles nearly lost out on utilizing SoFi (which is overrated to me because it honestly lacks any soul) because of the artificial turf they currently use. Crazy to think that the heart of the city nearly lost out on hosting because of field concerns. Just make them all grass already... teams and stadiums can definitely afford it.
Remember this, folks. There is only ONE NFL football 🏈 team in New York. The Buffalo Bills 🦬 (they physically play their games in the Village of Orchard Park, Erie County, New York).
Why do I look at this video and go, "Yeah, that was a good place to host a WrestleMania"? Except for Allegiant where I go "That's going to be a good place to host a WrestleMania next year" and US Bank where I say "I can't believe it hasn't hosted a WrestleMania yet". Tampa really did make out like a bandit during COVID though, getting the Super Bowl probably because Florida gave a lot less of a crap about the Rona than elsewhere, then getting the first 'Mania and first WWE _crowd_ with real fans in 13 months a few months later. (And the first rain delay to WrestleMania.) Jacksonville beats them out a bit though because their adjacent venue Daily's Place, being open air _enough_ for public safety's sake, had reduced-capacity real-fan crowds for AEW earlier than that. (I say 'real fan crowds' because of the stretch where both AEW in Jacksonville and NXT in Winter Park had trainee and preliminary wrestlers as the crowd... and I can't recall but I think NXT stuck with that while WWE went with the ThunderDome in Amway, then the Trop, then USF's arena, until touring started back up properly in the summer of 2021. /long_aside)
Did NRG stadium really start the Patriots dynasty though? They won their first super bowl two years prior in New Orleans and the Win at NRG was their first of a repeat. I don't think that two championships necessarily makes you a dynasty, so I would have to disagree with the way that he said it
Hey, when that new Bills stadium is built the NFL will roll the dice on hosting a Super Bowl there like at Met Life… of course they’d have to move the Super Bowl to July. 😂
No the Metrodome was not loved by Minnesotans. We were conned into paying to build it, just to have both teams say they hated it within less than 10 years of it being built.
They actually wanted to have Super Bowl ix at the Superdome in 1975 but as it wasn’t finished yet, they switched it to Tulane stadium and it was one of the Worst weather Super Bowl ever.
Dolphins owner Joe Robbie offered to swap IX and X with New Orleans when it was clear the Superdome wasn't going to be ready. The NFL said no.
Fun fact about the Rose Bowl: It is the only stadium to have hosted the Super Bowl & the FIFA World Cup Final (though MetLife Stadium will join it in this distinction in 2026). The Rose Bowl also hosted the 1999 Women's World Cup famously won by the USWNT in a penalty shootout.
It is the first time since March of 2024 that I have managed to watch one of your historical videos, and I must state that I am in awe of how much historical information disclosed in the video, great video Adam as usual.
8:35 "number of Superbowls - 2005" HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
Saw that too 😂😂
@@Joserider123 someone has gotta fire the editor lol
Threw me off too 😅
Imagine the Roman numerals
@@12thMandalorian it would be MMV
for 2005
6:13 I do have to laugh at the whole sketchy nonsense. Like that’s like calling Beverly Hills sketchy
as a niners fan i agree with the take on Levis, it's not bad it's decent but the configuration definitely shows the income inequality that exists in SF. Also compared to newer stadiums, yeah, it's average
Every Stadium to Host a Superbowl TIMESTAMPS (just cause)
Orange Bowl MIA, FL 0:44
Tulane Stadium New Orleans, LA 1:14
Tampa Stadium Tampa, FL 1:41
Stanford Stadium Standford, CA 2:20
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome Minneapolis, MN 2:53
Georgia Dome Atlanta, GA 3:28
Pontiac Silverdome Detroit, MI 4:05
San Diego Stadium San Diego, CA 4:49
Los Angeles Memoria Coliseum Los Angeles, CA 5:17
Rose Bowl Pasadena, CA 5:48
Rice Stadium Houston, TX 6:25
Sun Devil Stadium Tempe, AZ 6:56
Hard Rock Stadium Miami, FL 7:24
Ford Field Detroit, MI 8:07
Everbank Stadium Jacksonville, FL 8:35
Raymond James Stadium Tampa, FL 9:18
US Bank Stadium Minneapolis, MN 9:50
State Farm Stadium Glendale, AZ 10:19
NRG Stadium Houston, TX 10:49
Metlife Stadium E, Rutherford, NJ 11:13
AT&T Stadium Arlington, TX 11:32
Lucas Oil Stadium Indianapolis, IN 12:11
Mercedes- Benz Stadium Atlanta, GA 12:24
Allegiant Stadium Las Vega, NV 12:46
Levi's Stadium Santa Clara, CA 13:50
Sofi Stadium, Los Angeles, CA 14:19
The Rose Bowl is NOT in a sketchy part of town, it’s in the upscale part of LA called Pasadena. The Coliseum, on the other hand, is absolutely in a sketchy part of town. You easterners don’t know anything about California.
His team plays in New Jersey. What do you expect?....HAHA
Good job clarifying. And the part of Pasadena the Rose Bowl is located in is one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in LA (higher median household income than Beverly Hills).
I was about to say as a Pasadena resident people jog around the area at night, kids soccer takes place there, little league baseball around there as well. People fly RC planes when no games are happening, and a giant flea market happens there every month.
There is a freaking museum for kids and a not cheap to play golf course used for overflow parking. Police are there because it’s a big event that’s why. The Batman house is just up on the cliff and the whole area is expensive as all hell, with two private schools that overlook it plus down the arroyo a former grand hotel not US Circuit court of appeals. I mean if you’ve ever watched the rose bowl it’s freaking easy to see from the wide shots that it’s freaking gorgeous. There are “sketchy” parts of Pasadena further north and east but like far enough away that you wouldn’t come close to it. Why do you think they’ve hosted five super bowls, a World Cup, women’s World Cup, Olympics, soccer, football, concerts and other such things there with massive fan areas
You’re exactly right
I think he got these backwards. He also said LA Coliseum hosted a World Cup Final (that was Rose Bowl)
Who needs AC when that roof at SoFi is basically a canopy
Stanford Stadium hosted a regular season game due to the 1989 earthquake that caused damage to Candlestick Park.
Precisely, my friend.
Same in 1973 due to a conflict with the Coliseum/A’s..that game was a 12-7 Raiders win that halted the Dolphins winning streak at 18.
@@andrewpadaetz5549 That 1973 Raiders/Dolphins game was at California Memorial Stadium in Berkeley, not Stanford.
Learning about some of the random non-NFL stadiums that hosted the Super Bowl is wild, imagine if Raymond James Stadium was scheduled to host XXXIII the season it opened in 1999 but construction delays wouldn't allow it and because of them already marketing it in Tampa Bay and not wanting to use Tampa Stadium again they played it at fucking Tropicana Field.
Has the LA coliseum hosted a hockey game yet? They’ve literally done everything else. As listed before along with Rugby, concerts, field hockey (that’s real), ultimate frisbee, I’m unsure if the AFL (Aussie rules) played an international contest there against the USA in exhibition but it’s highly likely they did. It’s actually hilarious how much stuff has been done there
No but dodger stadium did. It would be cool to have an NHL winter classic at the coliseum and knock that off the list.
I live about 20-30 minutes south of the Coliseum... no way they'd be able to host it because it would take way too much to keep it cold enough for the rink. I've been there for Monster Jam, and it's hosted NASCAR (looks ridiculous when it happens).
@@TheMILVSCR they’ve already done it and dodger stadium and it went off without issue, why wouldn’t it work at the coliseum?
Love your videos, but just two things, Super Bowl 39 in Jacksonville was held in 2005 for the 2004 season, not 2006 and NRG at the time Reliant Stadium did not host the first Super Bowl win to kick off the Patriots dynasty, it was Super Bowl 36 in the Mercedes Benz Superdome, now Caesar Dome in New Orleans in 2002 for the 2001 season. Houston and NRG hosted Super Bowl 38 where the Patriots got their second Super Bowl Win in 2004 for the 2003 season
Nrg stadium I understand why some pats fans have a soft spot for the Houston texans now.
State Farm Stadium hosted 3 super bowls (42, 49, and 57)
0:53 Just a note: The Miami Marlins that played at the Orange Bowl Stadium were not the current MLB Marlins, but were a minor league team.
Thank you. When he said that, I starting debating internally "The Florida Marlins debuted at Joe Robbie and stayed right up until they got their own ballpark. Was it a once off special circumstance?"
Great video!!! Beautiful stadium!!! I'd also like to mention the employees at the stadium! The locals that work there are awesome greeters and reminders that you are in NawLen's Beaaby!!! I love their accents💯🔥
Every Super Bowl Stadium:
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum: I, VII
Miami Orange Bowl: II, III, V, X, XIII
Tulane Stadium: IV, VI, IX
Rice Stadium: VIII
Rose Bowl: XI, XIV, XVII, XXI, XXVII
Caesar’s Superdome: XII, XV, XX, XXIV, XXXI, XXXVI, XLVII
Pontiac Silverdome: XVI
Tampa Stadium: XVIII, XXV
Stanford Stadium: XIX
Qualcomm Stadium: XXII, XXXII, XXXVII
Hard Rock Stadium: XXIII, XXIX, XXXIII, XLI, XLIV, LIV
Metrodome: XXVI
Georgia Dome: XXVIII, XXXIV
Sun Devil Stadium: XXX
Raymond James Stadium: XXXV, XLIII, LV
NRG Stadium: XXXVIII, LI
Everbank Stadium: XXXIX
Ford Field: XL
State Farm Stadium: XLII, XLIX, LVII
AT&T Stadium: XLV
Lucas Oil Stadium: XLVI
MetLife Stadium: XLVIII
Levi’s Stadium: L
U.S. Bank Stadium: LII
Mercedes-Benz Stadium: LIII
Sofi Stadium: LVI
Allegiant Stadium: LVIII
No air conditioning at SoFi Stadium is not a problem in February. It's a really amazing stadium with a very impressive video display system, too.
By the way, they're not going to have another Super Bowl at AT&T Stadium because its location in Arlington, TX is just *TOO FAR* from downtown Fort Worth and Dallas, respectively. Of course, it didn't help during Super Bowl Week that year, the Dallas-Fort Worth region suffered a major ice storm with extreme cold afterwards, which pretty much kiboshed all the Super Bowl Week parties.
I do think US Bank Stadium, Ford Field and Lucas Oil Stadium will host a Super Bowl again. All three have been designed so most of the Super Bowl Week corporate events can be held close to the stadium, so winter weather is way less an issue.
They had Super Bowl VIII at Rice Stadium because it had a larger seating capacity than the Astrodome.
i Really love the stadium channel content here man
I hope the heir to Roger Goodell will overturn the requirement of a Super Bowl having to take place in an NFL stadium. It could open up the possibility not only for the Rose Bowl again, but maybe even an international destination if logistics could be arranged on both sides.
Thanks for reminding me of SBXXX lmao. LOL from your info display about Everbank Stadium made it looks like it hosted the most SB with 2005. ROFL.
Patriots dynasty started at the Superdome not NRG
One thing I can't figure out is why Rice Stadium (in Houston) was even used for the Super Bowl. The Astrodome was in use for the Oilers and had a much bigger seating capacity. Plus it was indoors.
6:11 I mean the rose bowl was built on the literal town dump
Pasadena isn’t sketchy, that place is Mayberry.
I had to pause and laugh when he said that
2005 was the Super Bowl in Jacksonville…
I think you got your facts crossed my man, the Rose Bowl is nestled in the hills of Pasadena, an extremely safe suburb of Los Angeles. People go jogging around it from early morning to late night every single day with rarely any issue. Only the occasional unaware first year USC student would probably dare jog around the Coliseum, and they’d find out quick why that’s a bad idea in South Central LA.
5:20 - 1994 and 1999 World Cup Finals were at the Rose Bowl, bud.
Every NBA finals arena would be an AWESOME part 2 to this
Or maybe final four sites?
Palo Alto is a stand-in (suburb) for San Francisco, just like the Meadowlands was a stand-in for New York City, Pontiac was a stand-in for Detroit, etc.
The thing is the Meadowlands isn't even in New York.
MetLife, Inc. Stadium 🏟️ is physically located in the Borough of East Rutherford, Bergen County, New Jersey, seven miles west of New York City.
Love the stadium vids. I thought I was watching that channel lol. Keep 'em coming
The State of New Jersey was screwed royally when the NFL referred the Super Bowl that was held at MetLife, Inc. Stadium as the "New York Super Bowl". Yet, the stadium is PHYSICALLY LOCATED in the Borough of East Rutherford, Bergen County, New Jersey. 😡
Real surprised FedEx field isn't on this list.😂
Never has a guy not looked like his voice sounds as much as this guy.
How in the heck were the Jaguars able to convince the city of Jacksonville to invest in over $725M to pay for the majority of their renovated $1.4B stadium?
Ah yes, Everbank Stadium and its 2,005 Super Bowls. I believe Jesus attended the one in 25 AD
I am super hyped for the upgrades to the 'Bank. Especially since it means the most likely alternate home for the Jags for two years will be Orlando.
The most memorable event of the first Super Bowl in NRG Stadium in Houston was the halftime incident.
Stadium videos are how I found your channel in the first place. I don't understand the point of the second channel when everyone seems to like them.
How many have sheds though Five?
We need more Super Bowls for Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Detroit, Atlanta, and Dallas! Stop giving the big game to those old crusty hags in the Superdome and Hard Rock!
They was a massive Ice Storm when the Dallas/Ft. Worth area and the 2021 Winter Storm and power grid collapse freaked the area out as it’s shown that we can’t handle an ice storm in the area! That’s probably the reason why we won’t host the Super Bowl again for quite some time, we are going to host the World Cup, including a Semifinal.
So Jerry world has hosted two wrestlemainas but one Super Bowl? That is wild
Are there more than one Rose Bowls? I’m trying to figure out why the vid considers it to be located in a sketchy part of Pasadena.
Bludd really out here doing the same vids twice
They picked Stanford for SB-19 because No-Cal had been lobbying for a SB for a while, the NFL had no problem for No-Cal to have it, but did not want it at Candlestick. Stanford was passable for a stadium to use, but that was the last SB that No-Cal would get for 30 years.
They need to award another Super Bowl to Miami so the Colts can have a realistic shot of going again.
For God's sakes we know it was drenched when they played against the bears lol
@@attiepollard7847 Miami is also the only city where the Colts have played in a Super Bowl.
You should do another weird baseball field dimensions, and I’ll give you a suggestion of Owego Free Academy high school in NY, their Modified baseball field
Show us the shed bro
No views, six likes. UA-cam is drunk.
Yt fell off
Proof that 5 points buys likes 😂
Likes count as soon as you hit like
Views don't count until you finish viewing
As a Bills fan, thanks for taking pity on us.
I love the la coliseum. I’m from Chicago and loved old soldier field. I wish a team in la still played in the coliseum. It would be a nice contrast from the state of the art sofi stadium and personally I think the coliseum’s vibe is superior. The vibe is amazing especially at night and it’s a shame because the weather is actually nice in la. Realistically a team could play there but there a is psychotic desire for new stadiums
Hey my mother is a good woman...so watch it buddy LMAO
The mom jokes never get old. 😂
Unlike ur mum
if youre 11 yrs old
Unlike your mom, who is obviously old.
"You're making progress Lions fans
(no they're not)"
*incinerates with eye-blasts*
The LA Coliseum didn't host the World Cup either for the men in '94 or the women in '99. LA games were played at the Rose Bowl.
Actually the super bowl that started the patriots dynasty was super bowl 36 in the superdome but for the 2nd dynasty it was in NRG so there's that. And yes it's the place where Seahawk fans never take about and run away from it.
“Flogging the dolphins” 😅
A stadium specific channel?! It’s not my birthday yet man!
5:18
I thought the 1994 World Cup Final was hosted at the Rose Bowl?
Aggressively subscribes to that new channel
Montreal bid to host Super Bowl XI, luckily unsuccessfully. The NFL voted for Pasadena as the site in March 1975, for the game scheduled for January 1977. Montreal's Olympic Stadium was being built for the 1976 Summer Olympics, but its planned roof was not actually finished until 1987. And it's always been a terrible venue for anything.
Hey 5 I'm struggling to find your stadium channel
US Bank stadium always has a place in my heart
The Rose Bowl is in a sketchy part of LA? Last time I was there I say a lot of wealthy neighborhoods that surrounded the stadium. Perhaps you're thinking of the Coliseum?
It is surprising that Jerry World hasn't hosted another Super Bowl
9:27 that’s because of covid homie. 25,000 fans were allowed.
r/whoosh
Wait a minute I thought this channel was only stadium content.
US Bank Stadium has a capacity of 73,000? More like 66,000
LA memorial coliseum and rose bowl stadium are both historic stadiums
Wish the NFL would allow a superbowl to be held in the rose bowl again.
I watched a Super Bowl at the Rose Bowl. I was on a wooden bench in the end zone BUT there were seat cushions provided.
Not a great experience. But I was only 14
I'm a football fan and a football fan. I was hoping that the NFL would keep the grass for the stadiums that are switching for the World Cup. We all know that artificial fields are terrible for players, so why not keep the change. Also, Los Angeles nearly lost out on utilizing SoFi (which is overrated to me because it honestly lacks any soul) because of the artificial turf they currently use. Crazy to think that the heart of the city nearly lost out on hosting because of field concerns. Just make them all grass already... teams and stadiums can definitely afford it.
For state farm stadium i thought Arizona hosted 3 superbowls 2008,2015 and 2023
Remember this, folks. There is only ONE NFL football 🏈 team in New York. The Buffalo Bills 🦬 (they physically play their games in the Village of Orchard Park, Erie County, New York).
after how close they came to getting screwed by the weather at Metlife I doubt another open air northern stadium ever sniffs another Superbowl
The LA Coliseum never hosted a World Cup. That was the Rose Bowl.
Bro Pasadena is one of the richest communities I Los Angeles lol that stadium is surrounded by million dollar homes
The fact I'm older than Nrg stadium is wild
Good video, man
How is the rose bowl in a sketchy area it’s in the very rich area Pasadena. The coliseum on the other hand….
You called Pasadena sketchy? lol ain’t nothing sketchy about the area around the rose bowl
Critique USL stadiums sometime.
I was promised the worst sheds
I don’t think the area around the Rose Bowl is sketchy. The area around the LA Coliseum is sketchy
Raiders fans were in for it with the SB because the Chiefs had to use the home locker room. Gotta suck being the third most popular team in Las Vegas.
Bro doesn’t mess with the Minnesota birds
I want a Lions vs Browns Super Bowl one day!!!!
Why do I look at this video and go, "Yeah, that was a good place to host a WrestleMania"? Except for Allegiant where I go "That's going to be a good place to host a WrestleMania next year" and US Bank where I say "I can't believe it hasn't hosted a WrestleMania yet". Tampa really did make out like a bandit during COVID though, getting the Super Bowl probably because Florida gave a lot less of a crap about the Rona than elsewhere, then getting the first 'Mania and first WWE _crowd_ with real fans in 13 months a few months later. (And the first rain delay to WrestleMania.) Jacksonville beats them out a bit though because their adjacent venue Daily's Place, being open air _enough_ for public safety's sake, had reduced-capacity real-fan crowds for AEW earlier than that. (I say 'real fan crowds' because of the stretch where both AEW in Jacksonville and NXT in Winter Park had trainee and preliminary wrestlers as the crowd... and I can't recall but I think NXT stuck with that while WWE went with the ThunderDome in Amway, then the Trop, then USF's arena, until touring started back up properly in the summer of 2021. /long_aside)
Us BIlls fans know what's coming when you talk about the super bowl. No need to apologize.
Did NRG stadium really start the Patriots dynasty though? They won their first super bowl two years prior in New Orleans and the Win at NRG was their first of a repeat. I don't think that two championships necessarily makes you a dynasty, so I would have to disagree with the way that he said it
9:30 It was because of Covid restrictions.
r/whoosh
Hey, when that new Bills stadium is built the NFL will roll the dice on hosting a Super Bowl there like at Met Life… of course they’d have to move the Super Bowl to July. 😂
Remember this, folks. There is only ONE NFL football 🏈 team from New York. The Buffalo Bills 🦬 (they physically play in Orchard Park, New York).
No the Metrodome was not loved by Minnesotans. We were conned into paying to build it, just to have both teams say they hated it within less than 10 years of it being built.
But which shed could host a SB tho? 🤔😂
Problem with Sofi is it can rain inside
Only one inaccuracy in the video, LA Coliseum never hosted a World Cup final. The Rose Bowl did it in 1994
Well, that wasn't the only inaccuracy.
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SHED BOWL!!!
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A Superbowl needs to happen at Lambeau one day. Make it happen you cowards.
NFL Executives: No.