Who Will Host Super Bowl 2013: New Orleans, Glendale, Arizona or South Florida?

The NFL is scheduled to name the host of the 2013 Super Bowl on Tuesday, May 19 at the league meetings in Fort Lauderdale. New Orleans, which has hosted the game nine times in the past, most recently in 2002, is believed to be the favorite ahead of South Florida and Glendale, Ariz. Miami is slated to host the big game for its 10th time in 2010. Details on the New Orleans bid can be found here. More on the Glendale bid is here. Glendale hosted the game in 1998 and 2008. More on the upcoming vote is here.

UPDATE: New Orleans has been awarded the 2013 Super Bowl.

A Super Bowl in London?

The NFL apparently is considering a Super Bowl outside the U.S., which would be a first for the league. The Sunday Telegraph has reported that the NFL has promised officials in London that their city will host the Super Bowl as early as 2014.

An announcement is expected at some point in the next year. The game would be played at Wembley Stadium, which will host New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers for a game next season and also hosted an NFL game last year. London will be hosting the Summer Olympics in 2012.

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