Pro Bowl in Miami, what the heck??

**Jurgen** · 08-14-2009, 07:54 PM

No surprise I write about this topic.

Being a season ticket holder to the Aloha Event since 1994, owning 50 tickets all together, I am disappointed that it has come to that decision.

I know, I know Mr. Commish wants the super bowl to be the last game of the season and have the pro bowl the week before the big game – but why have it anywhere else?

The players love it there, the fans do, its been sold out forever – now please don’t tell me its just greed because Dolphin Stadium tolds 73.000 seats and Hawaii only around 50.000.

Listen, I know this is just a fun game, it really doesn’t matter who wins etc, but it’s a nice end to the NFL season in my opinion.

Whats your take??

**tornadospotter** · 08-15-2009, 02:12 AM

Originally Posted by Chiefster

You just want a laie.

It maybe the only laie I get.

Can I borrow your pills if I go.

**Chiefster** · 08-15-2009, 02:14 AM

Originally Posted by tornadospotter

It maybe the only laie I get.

Can I borrow your pills if I go.

Say hello to my little blue friend!

**Guru** · 08-15-2009, 02:29 AM

Originally Posted by Hayvern

The NFL is like politics though. Even just testing the waters is a step toward making a change. I am sure they are looking at it as a chance to see if they can get more interest by having it in the states.

The problem is the Pro Bowl, the MLB All-Star game and other games of their ilk are a waste of time. They are held only once and usually in a location that most people in the country will not travel to anyway unless they are really into such things.

Not saying there is anything wrong with being into those games, I just don't think there is the interest in these types of games. They simply don't mean anything.

At least the MLB made it where the league that wins gets home field advantage in the World Series, but that means nothing to the Super Bowl.

Anyway, I guess I really don't care personally where they have it, but having it before the Super Bowl is the biggest mistake they will make. That move will make the game even more irrelevent.

They can let the winning conference automatically win the coin flip for the SuperBowl.