How sre super bowl cities selected? ?
It's a long process, but basically every off season cities put together bids for the Super Bowl and hope to wow the NFL with all their city can provide. Typically, the Super Bowl cities are warm weathered, larger cities, if they are northern (like a Detroit...it is in a Dome Field). Typically, they also have great hotel support, nightlife, and some area for the NFL to "land" on the city for tourist.
When will FedEx Field finally host a Super Bowl, since it has the highest capacity in the NFL for seats?
I think the superbowl should be held on a rotating basis each and every year.... if the schedules are chosen at random and players have to play in any elements (100 degree Miami or Jacksonville heat in the same season that they play in the Seattle rain and fog and then the Chicago, Cleveland, or any northern team single digits) ... why not let the Super Bowl play everywhere? Maybe they should even give the superbowl to the team who had the first draft pick the year before? It would be a great way to give those fans a boost to their economy and a great chance to get excited about football after being the worst team in the league again!
Which NFL team should I support? I'm British.?
Here's something you need to understand about American Football. EVERY team has a "passionate, loyal, and true fanbase." It's not like the European game where a few clubs have all of the casual fans. Occasionally those casual fans will all switch sides and jump on to wherever their glory-hunter instincts tell them to, but it's not something to worry about. I'd recommend you take a look at the Indianapolis Colts, the Seattle Seahawks, and the Kansas City Chiefs (they suck though)