NFL commissioner says Charlotte needs more hotel rooms for Super Bowl bid
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 7:53 PM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell emphasized that Charlotte must boost its hotel capacity to host a Super Bowl. Speaking to Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper, Goodell noted that while Charlotte currently has over 46,000 hotel rooms, events of this scale require a better mix of accommodations. The Charlotte Regional Visitors Authority highlighted the importance of hotel location and quality in attracting major events. Charlotte aims to strengthen its position as a host for the NFL's biggest game, building on its recent history of hosting high-profile sporting events.
- •Goodell discussed the hotel situation with Tepper on July 24.
- •Charlotte has more than 46,000 hotel rooms across 442 properties.
- •The city includes nearly 3,900 luxury and upscale hotel rooms.
- •Attracting major events requires strategic hotel mix and locations.
- •Charlotte has hosted several significant sporting events recently.
- 7:53 PMYahoo Sports — NFL commissioner tells David Tepper Charlotte needs more hotel capacity
"Charlotte could one day host a Super Bowl, but NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said the city will need more hotel rooms before it can make that happen.
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