Nashville aiming to host Super Bowl in 2029: Tennessee governor makes case for city in letter to NFL
The Super Bowl has never been played in Nashville, but if Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee gets his way, that could change before the end of the decade. Lee is making a push to bring the NFL's biggest game to Music City and he officially started that process this week by sending a letter to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell.
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