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NFL Championship Game Running Thread

If there was ever a prime opportunity for a sequel to Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas - this is it. Is Michael Irvin allowed in? How many "pros" are making the trek to satisfy the corporate types, the casino whales and desperate local sports yakkers on radio row? How many current and former players are going to be cashing in on various appearance fees at special events, golf outings etc and radio row shilling opportunities? I can smell the desperation from here.
 
Super Bowl LV (24,835) doesn't count because of COVID.

Super Bowl I (61,946) wasn't a sellout.

Super Bowl LIV in 2020 in Miami (49ers-Chiefs) only had 62,417.

Super Bowl XXVI in 1992 in Minneapolis (Bills-Washington) had 63,130.

Super Bowl XXXVII in 2003 in San Diego (Raiders-Bucs) had 67,603.

Five others had sub-70,000.
Wasn't the Raiders-Bucs Super Bowl moved to San Diego from another location for some reason?
PS: Just looked it up. Was supposed to be a San Francisco Super Bowl, but the 49ers couldn't get a new stadium deal.
 
In case you were wondering where the Pro Bowl went. I'm sure Gardner is going to kick some touch-football ash.

 

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