In case you are brimming with confidence right now and assured that your favorite team will be making it all the way to Super Bowl LVI in Los Angeles, you might wan to hold off on travel plans. As is now being reported by multiple sources, the NFL appears to be looking into contingency plans to move the Super Bowl to an alternative location as COVID cases continue to rise and, well, California may not exactly be the place to be right now. With rising COVID-19 cases, the NFL is exploring contingency sites to play the Super Bowl, which is scheduled for SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on Feb. 13. https://t.co/5UnXtqCk9R— Lindsey Thiry (@LindseyThiry) January 5, 2022 .@ZavalaA does a great job reporting on a state level in CA, especially in regard to the latest from state officials on the latest COVID-19 situations. A great follow for updates with the Super Bowl approaching. pic.twitter.com/wh9BCms2uQ— Lindsey Thiry (@LindseyThiry) January 5, 2022 NFL eyeing Dallas for Super Bowl LVI? The NFL is reportedly eyeing the Dallas Cowboys stadium as a replacement if California covid restrictions force them to move the Super Bowl from Los Angeles: https://t.co/LhM5J01Gag— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) January 5, 2022 SoFi Stadium, the sight picked to host the game, has hosted both the Chargers and Rams games this season at full capacity but the events surrounding the game itself could be the major concern. Facebook Twitter/X Email Post navigation Patrick Mahomes breaks silence on officiating in Bengals game BREAKING: Vic Fangio reportedly out as Broncos head coach
