Carolina Panthers Owner Pitches Charlotte for Super Bowl, NFL Commissioner Responds
Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper made an "playful pitch" for Charlotte to host a Super Bowl, and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell responded to the proposal, according to a Charlotte Observer report.
Charlotte, NC, July 24, 2026 —
Charlotte, North Carolina – Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper recently put forth a proposal for the city of Charlotte to host a Super Bowl. The bid was described as a “playful pitch,” according to a report from the Charlotte Observer.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has reportedly responded to Tepper’s proposal. Further details regarding the nature of Goodell’s response or the specifics of Tepper’s pitch were not immediately available.
The Charlotte Observer’s report did not specify the timeline for this discussion or any potential steps Charlotte might take to be considered as a host city for a future Super Bowl event. Information regarding the requirements or eligibility criteria for host cities was also not provided in the initial summary.
Hosting a Super Bowl is a significant undertaking that typically involves extensive planning, infrastructure development, and coordination between the NFL, local government, and various community stakeholders. Cities often compete for the opportunity to host the event, which brings substantial economic impact and national attention.
The report from the Charlotte Observer is the primary source of information regarding Tepper’s pitch and Goodell’s reaction. No additional details concerning the discussions between the Panthers’ owner and the NFL Commissioner have been released.
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