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Giants/Jets Super Bowl 2014 Bid Send-Off Ceremony

The Jets and Giants had a Send-off Ceremony for their 2014 Super Bowl bid, and our friend Bobby Blackjack at Talking Football LIVE was there and sent us a few pics!

The rest of the pics can be found on TFL’s facebook page, located here. Remember, you can listen to me on Talking Football LIVE every Friday! Their show page is located here.
Below are excerpts from the press release:
Tag line: “Make Some History”
Regional Economic Impact: $550 million (est.)
82,500 seats- 65,000 general seating, 10,000 club seating, 3,900 suite seating
For the week of SB events, the NY/NJ area provides unparalleled choices of landmarks for events:
NFL Experience @ the James A. Farley Post Office Building and/or Jacob Javits Center
NFL Tailgate @ the Meadowlands Racetrack & Izod Center
NFL Super Bowl Party @ the American Museum of Natural History or Ellis Island
Super Bowl Saturday Night Concerts @ Liberty State Park
Plus plenty of hotel accommodations (275 world-class hotels with over 100,000 rooms), 40 Broadway theaters, 60 off-Broadway theaters, 100+ museums, 1700 public parks and the ease of transportation with the new Meadowlands Rail Line which drops off fans right at the “front door”
Only stadium in the NFL to provide inherent home field advantage to both teams as its design
BOTH Super Bowl participants have state of the art facilities to practice in

New York to host 2014 Super Bowl. Pack your mukluks.

The Super Bowl is as much a carnival as a football game, which is what makes the choice of New York for the 2014 edition unique in Super Bowl history.

One of the major reasons that the NFL awarded the New York area the 2014 Super Bowl was to showcase the new $1.6 billion Meadowlands Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J

Do You have another reason, tell me in coment box below.

Six Reasons Superbowl 2014 Bit the Poisoned Apple

1. Fully Clothed Cheerleaders

After a whole post season of overly dressed cheerleaders the Superbowl can be the perfect respite for the season by promising us at least one last day of scantily dressed cheerleaders sporting our favorite bikini tops and skirts. Why would Roger Godell take this away?

2. Increased Chance of Half Time Show Star Suffering Heart Attack

If the NFL sticks to its newest post Nipplegate decision to also keep performers above 50 for the Super Bowl there is an increased chance that whomever performs may have a chance to either suffer a heart attack due to the cold or slip on ice and break their replacement hip.

3. Dealing with New York Drivers

Dealing with New York drivers not only means dealing with the large amount of traffic in the city but also with the many celebrities that have avoided being prosecuted for a DUI. If you see a car swerving with a red headed mess behind the wheel stay at least five cars behind.

4. Paying New York Expenses

Fans will not only have to deal with paying for plane tickets and hotels, already expensive enough to bankrupt many, but deal with every day expenses in the most expensive city in the country that range from simple meals to tickets to the inevitable Chad Johnson/Donald Trump Super Bowl party at the Trump Tower.

5. Snookie Singing the National Anthem

Actually. I'm convinced now that if Snookie survives to make it to 2014 through her drunken endeavors to sing at the Super Bowl that wonderful petite mess will make it worth our time.

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Number Six, title and explain is depend on You...(suit with the picture , please...) , just write in the comment box bellow.

Superbowl 2014

New York/New Jersey Awarded 2014 Super Bowl

IRVING, Texas—The National Football League owners on Tuesday crowned the New York/New Jersey region as the host of the 2014 Super Bowl.

The Giants and Jets, which were part of the bid along with the New Meadowlands Stadium Co., beat out Tampa, Fla., and South Florida despite concerns about cold weather—the game is played in early February, according to the NFL's current schedule.

The three bidders each made 15-minute presentations to the 32 NFL owners at the Omni Mandalay in Irving, outside of Dallas. The South Florida delegation was eliminated in the first round of voting.

"New York and New Jersey can handle anything that comes our way in terms of logistics, transportation and security. And the weather is not an issue. The weather would make the game even more interesting and more exciting," Giants' treasurer Jonathan Tisch, who was co-chairman of the bid committee, told reporters after making a presentation. "We are supremely confident that Super Bowl 2014 would be an amazing event and would get recognition around the world."

The New York/New Jersey bid was said to be the favorite because the Jets and Giants have recently built a $1.6 billion stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., that will make its debut for the coming NFL season. The pick was also said to be a way to pay respect to Wellington Mara, the late owner of the Giants whose foresight in the early days of the league allowed the NFL to become a dominant force in the U.S. sports world.

"If you look at the Giants going back to the Mara family in the mid-20s and then you look at the Jets being one of the first teams in the AFL, there is so much history in these two franchises," Mr. Tisch said.

The competing locales seemed resigned to the fact that New York/New Jersey had the strongest bid.

"We understand that there are politics involved in the process. But we're a long-term player," said Rodney Barretto, chairman of the South Florida Super Bowl Host Committee. "We feel we are a world class destination."

Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Giants/Jets Super Bowl 2014 Bid Send-Off Ceremony

New York to host 2014 Super Bowl. Pack your mukluks.

Six Reasons Superbowl 2014 Bit the Poisoned Apple

Superbowl 2014