Las Vegas could be on the verge of getting its second Super Bowl.
The NFL and the city have begun negotiations for hosting duties for Super Bowl 63 in 2029, according to sources with knowledge of the situation.
The deal isn’t imminent, and there is work to be done in the next few weeks. But it’s clear the NFL is interested in returning to Las Vegas, and the city is prepared to oblige.
The NFL declined comment Thursday.
If the NFL and Las Vegas reach terms on an agreement, an announcement could come when owners gather in New York in October for the league’s fall meetings. It also could be announced at the winter meetings in December.
