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Sportscaster Claims Nashville to Host 2030 Super Bowl, Mayor’s Office Responds

Sportscaster Dan Patrick reports a source says Nissan Stadium will host Super Bowl 2030. The Nashville mayor's office has not confirmed the claim.

An exterior view of Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee. [WSMV]
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dailyloe.com – Popular sportscaster Dan Patrick reported a source confirmed Nissan Stadium in Nashville will host the 2030 Super Bowl. The report was made on his show on Monday. WSMV4 reached out to Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell’s office to verify the rumor. The mayor’s office has not confirmed the claim at this time.

Speculation remains on whether Music City will host the event in 2030. Signs point to Nashville hosting a Super Bowl in the near future. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has previously commented on the city’s readiness. He called Nashville a ‘Super Bowl-ready city’ while visiting the Tennessee Titans.

Local leaders have pushed to host major sporting events for some time. This push followed hosting the NFL Draft in 2019. Plans to build a new Nissan Stadium are part of this effort. They aim to host a Super Bowl, College Football Playoff game, and more.

The Tennessee Titans are set to open the new stadium in 2027. The city currently lacks a Major League Baseball team. The Nashville Predators also missed the playoffs. Professional sports focus is on the Titans and the upcoming NFL Draft.

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