The NFL is set to start negotiations with the city of Las Vegas for Super Bowl LXIII in 2029, Sports Business Journal reported Friday.

Ben Fischer of Sports Business Journal reports that the NFL has begun talking to Sin City about a second stint as the Super Bowl host, only five years after America's former gambling capital (before gambling infiltrated everyone's phone) staged the game for the first time ever.

The former Las Vegas Raiders quarterback hasn't been retired for long, but he's not against the idea of a possible return.

The push comes as Vegas tourism has dipped and headlines highlight rising costs, such as inflated resort fees and expensive bottled water prices.

The 2025 NFL season kicked off earlier this week as the Philadelphia Eagles opened their Super Bowl defense with a victory over Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys. Just a day later, Jim Harbaugh and the Los Angeles Chargers took down Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs in a thrilling AFC West showdown in Brazil.

It’s only Week 2 of the fantasy season, but the stakes already feel high. Week 1 brought us breakout rookies, surprise struggles and more lineup second-guessing than anyone cares to admit.

Las Vegas tourism has taken a beating since January, with a steep drop in visitors coming to Strip resort hotels. But no one is talking about one segment that has seen steady occupancy rates.

The NFL has filed a petition for rehearing after a Nevada court ruled in favor of former Las Vegas Raiders head coach Jon Gruden.