New NFL Stadium Could Help Bring The Super Bowl To LA

Inglewood Stadium
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Rendering Of Inglewood Nfl Stadium

The Inglewood NFL stadium may not be built yet, but it could be a contender for the Super Bowl.

The new $2B stadium is scheduled to be completed in 2019. NFL officials will be meeting in May to decide where Super Bowls 2019, 2020 and 2021 will be held, and it looks like LA may be in the running, according to Curbed.

Normally, the league requires stadiums to be in play for two seasons before becoming eligible to host the big game, but league officials recently changed the rules and waived the requirement. [Curbed]

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