Green Bay got the NFL draft, but it will never host a Super Bowl, and here's why
GREEN BAY – Green Bay will never host a Super Bowl. The reason is simple: The event is too big and Green Bay is too small. Fortunately, that's not the case for the NFL's second most important event, the NFL draft, which Green Bay will host on April 24-26. But the Super Bowl, that's another matter.
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