
Peter King Would 'Bet a Lot' That Los Angeles Hosts NFL Super Bowl in 2026 or 2027
Just a year after SoFi Stadium hosted the Super Bowl, the NFL's biggest game may head back to Los Angeles soon, according to Peter King of ProFootballTalk.
Per King, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said the league is likely to announce the location of two more Super Bowls by the end of the year. With the next two iterations set to be held in Las Vegas and New Orleans, King expects Los Angeles will host again in either 2026 or 2027.
Tied with Vegas' Allegiant Stadium as the most expensive and newest stadiums in the league with a construction cost of $1.9 billion, SoFi is sure to see a lot of Super Bowl action over the coming years.
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King wrote that it is the type of venue made to host the sport's biggest game every few years and that the NFL enjoyed the facilities and the city during Super Bowl LVI.

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