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London 2018?


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13 minutes ago, RoaringRiot said:

They're two of the five teams (pretty sure it's 5) that haven't gone. But yes, this was my prediction before the season. Could certainly changed based on their 2017 performances. But I'm gonna ride it out ;) 

Carolina Panthers,  Green Bay Packers, Philadelphia Eagles, Seattle Seahawks, Tennessee Titans and Houston Texans have not played in London.

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Just now, dldove77 said:

I really don't even see a good reason why they shouldn't have a Super Bowl in London. Most fans of the teams don't go anyway. What's the difference to the average viewer, other than that it'd have to be a little earlier kickoff than usual?

The amount of bitching Peter King would do to the NFL about the chilly weather and lack of Starbucks is probably a factor

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