I enjoy cold weather games. If the NFL doesn’t also, why run the season through fall & winter? Why do conference championships get hosted by the top team in the conference, if cold weather not providing a level playing field is a concern?

It’s not a legitimate impediment in my eyes, but I know that it matters for many people and many would need to be convinced to make it happen. I’m under no delusions that it will happen, at least not within the next couple decades, but I just personally think it’s the right thing to do and there’s practically no valid reason not to.

A rotation through 32 franchises would mean outside of New York, a team would host twice over the course of 64 years, which more or less spans the rooting lifetime of any given football fan. Every single occasion would be a very significant event for the city and the franchise. The licensing & royalties the league would stand to gain for any given Super Bowl would not change by host city. San Diego is surely a more lucrative vacation destination than Indianapolis, yet there is no shortage of people who will migrate — Indie was able to “merely” seat 68,000 rather than 70k, but more than 68k traveled to Indianapolis for the event.