2010 Super Bowl XLIV Location and Facts

2010 Super Bowl 44 Will Be Thrilling and Memorable in Miami, Florida

Darrin Atkins
The 2009 NFL season is well under way and that means that NFL teams are doing their best to win their division, make it to the playoffs and do well enough to get to Super Bowl XLIV, also known as Super Bowl 44. The 2010 Super Bowl will be held on February 7, 2010.

If you like football and the NFL, you probably really love the Super Bowl. This game is named the Super Bowl but is actually the game for the NFL championship and includes the winner of the AFC championship game versus the winner of the NFC championship game.

Super Bowl 44 may not happen until February of 2010 but you can bet every NFL coach and every NFL player is focused on one thing only and that is winning enough football games to get home field advantage in the playoffs which can help them get to the Super Bowl.

Time and Date of Super Bowl XLIV

Super Bowl XLIV will be held on February 7, 2010, at Land Shark Stadium, previously known as Dolphin Stadium, in the city of Miami Gardens, Florida, according to Wikipedia. The game will be aired on CBS and will be viewable in the vast majority oh households.

Stadium Details of Super Bowl XLIV

Land Shark Stadium is the new name for Dolphin Stadium, aka Dolphins Stadium. The 2010 Super Bowl will be the tenth Super Bowl hosted in the Miami area, according to nfl.com, and the fifth to be held at Land Shark Stadium / Dolphin Stadium.

If you plan on going to Super Bowl 44, you should start thinking about housing. Luckily, the NFL helps coordinate fan housing. All you have to do is call 866-599-FANS for reservation service for Super Bowl XLIV. You can also get local visitor information at www.southfloridasuperbowl.com. For information on the stadium, visit www.landsharkstadium.com.

NFL Standings

If you are wondering who will appear in the 2010 Super Bowl, all of you have to do is check the NFL standings by going to the NFL standings Web site on ESPN.com. The odds are very good that the two teams with the best overall records will end up playing in the Super Bowl.

2010 Pro Bowl

In addition to the Super Bowl, Land Shark Stadium will host the 2010 NFL Pro Bowl, according to Wikipedia. This will be the first time the Pro Bowl has been held in a non-Hawaii location in many years, and it will strangely be held before the Super Bowl.

The Pro Bowl is usually the very last game of the NFL season and usually occurs after the Super Bowl. It is unlikely that any players who will play in the 2010 Super Bowl on Feb 7, 2010, will risk injury by playing in the 2010 Pro Bowl a week earlier on Jan. 31, 2010.

Having the Pro Bowl during the off week between the AFC-NFC championship games and the Super Bowl is a great idea because it allows NFL fans something to watch in the empty weekend before the Super Bowl.

Sources:

Super Bowl, Wikipedia

Land Shark Stadium formerly Dolphin Stadium, www.landsharkstadium.com

NFL Super Bowls, NFL.com

Published by Darrin Atkins

Darrin Atkins has worked for Premiere and Nevada magazines, The Record newspaper, and other publications. He has written more than 35 books.  View profile

In addition to the 2010 Super Bowl, Land Shark Stadium will host the 2010 NFL Pro Bowl. This will be the first time the Pro Bowl has been held in a non-Hawaii location in many years, and it will be held a week before the Super Bowl.

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  • Herman1/12/2010

    Perhaps when you say something will include the "Time and Date" of the Superbowl, it could actually include the time.

  • Donnie Conner1/7/2010

    Thanks, you should check out my superbowl 44 predictions in my article.

  • Rick Soisson12/30/2009

    Useful, Darrin...and yes, anybody slated to play in #44 would be ill-advised to suit up for the Pro Bowl, an absolute and dangerous waste of time.

  • John Smither9/24/2009

    Useful superbowl information.

  • Julie Darleen9/23/2009

    Thanks-this article is very good.

  • BeelineBuzz9/23/2009

    SuperBowl 44? Makes me feel so old! I think I like the Roman Numerals...

  • Hally Z.9/23/2009

    Thanks for the info! SuperBowls seem to be getting later and later every year...

  • Sheryl Jester9/23/2009

    Nice, very informative.

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