Does the NFL go to a "regional bubble"?

[Sportsrmylife]

Is there an area of the country that the NFL could keep all 32 teams and play its season?

It would have to have multiple football fields of NFL quality.

My first thought is Los Angeles, USC, UCLA,, San Diego St.

Another area would be Arizona.

Arizona St, Arizona, Arizona Cardinals.

This would be seven sites

Games on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.

Keeping everything in good weather situations and would require little travel (short flights).

I think if they get into situations of having to cancel games make it impossible to make them up unlike baseaball.

 

[ComptrBob]

SF Bay area would offer at least 4 possible venues: Levi Stadium, Oak Coliseum , Stanford , and Cal.

 

[SpottedCow]

DFW would be the perfect fit. Jerry's World, TCU, SMU, NTU, Toyota Stadium, Cotton Bowl, Allen high school. I think they even played a bowl game in Rangers stadium.

 

[FairWarning]

One thing the league could have done was how MLB scheduled - have the NFC East play the AFC East etc for inter conference.

 

[Sportsrmylife]

Good suggestions for spots.

Is the HS stadium in Texas near by that had a HS spend $28M on to build it?

Looks like that DFW area would be a great plays to pack a bunch of teams in. Texas might be the bubble state for the NFL

 

[TheGuesser]

NFL is too long, with too much personnel to "bubble it". They are just gonna go on with expanded rosters, looser injury list rules, and hopefully with a better plan than MLB.

 

[O'Royken]

Jerry Jones wants to play in front of socially distanced fans in Dallas.