Changes

The outcome in Super Bowls is increasingly the result of play-calling by non-athletic coaches, who use extensive business-like approaches to the game.  Genuine athleticism has become less important to this game, and is even viewed with disdain by some.  '''''The NFL is distorted so badly that almost none of its top athletes ever play in the Super Bowl now.'''''

The outcome in Super Bowls is increasingly the result of play-calling by non-athletic coaches, who use extensive business-like approaches to the game.  Genuine athleticism has become less important to this game, and is even viewed with disdain by some.  '''''The NFL is distorted so badly that almost none of its top athletes ever play in the Super Bowl now.'''''

Furthermore the economic benefits of hosting a Super Bowl are marginal, if not non-existent:

The economic benefits of hosting a Super Bowl are marginal, perhaps even negative:

*In 2020, Miami taxpayers were required by the NFL to spend a million dollars paying for millionaire players to stay in luxury hotels.

*In 2020, Miami taxpayers were required by the NFL to spend a million dollars paying for millionaire players to stay in luxury hotels.

*The mayor of Glendale, [[Arizona]], expected his city to lose money from hosting the 2015 Super Bowl: "I totally believe we will lose money on this," mayor Jerry Weiers told [[ESPN]].<ref>SI Wire (January 20, 2015).  [http://www.si.com/nfl/2015/01/20/super-bowl-xlix-glendale-mayor-lose-money "Mayor of Glendale, Arizona, says city will lose money hosting Super Bowl"]. ''Sports Illustrated'' website.</ref>

*The mayor of Glendale, [[Arizona]], expected his city to lose money from hosting the 2015 Super Bowl: "I totally believe we will lose money on this," mayor Jerry Weiers told [[ESPN]].<ref>SI Wire (January 20, 2015).  [http://www.si.com/nfl/2015/01/20/super-bowl-xlix-glendale-mayor-lose-money "Mayor of Glendale, Arizona, says city will lose money hosting Super Bowl"]. ''Sports Illustrated'' website.</ref>