LA To Host The Super Bowl in 2021

The LA Rams haven't had their first kickoff, but Inglewood's new stadium already is slated to host the Super Bowl in 2021.

The announcement was made Tuesday after the NFL owners voted.

Atlanta earned the bid for the 2019 Super Bowl. South Florida will host the big game in 2020, according to ESPN.

The last time the Super Bowl was played in LA was 1993.

Inglewood stadium isn't scheduled to be completed until 2019. [ESPN]

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