Chiefs boss Clark Hunt breaks silence on Arrowhead Stadium potentially hosting Super Bowl after $800 Million renovations failed to list a roof

Hunt said:

Our vision is to elevate our unrivaled fan experience for the next generation of fans with improvements across all levels inside, new activation zones and tailgate experiences, and so much more. We would not be willing to sign a lease for another 25 years without the financing to properly renovate and reimagine this stadium. Clark Hunt said

The Hunt family is willing to pay $300 million from their pocket. This will cover a significant portion of the entire investment. The entire investment will be of $800 million. The upgrade also depends on the endorsement of the extension on 3/8 tax sales.

The change in the stadium will include a structural upgrade. According to multiple sources, the renovation will help to build a turf-covered Activation Zone with tailgate and entertainment areas for community events. In addition, it will include the creation of an upper concourse canopy.

However, the renovation has not listed an upgrade of the roof. It has led to several questions. There are claims that this can prevent a roadblock for the City to host the Super Bowl.

Clark Hunt is hopeful of setting up a Super Bowl at Arrowhead Stadium

Amid all the debates and discussion, Hunt is hopeful that the Chiefs will manage to host the Super Bowl in the coming time. In an interview with Pete Sweeney, he noted that the league has not ruled out its old regulation, hence managing to arrange for hosting a Super Bowl is possible.

Here is what Hunt had to say:

Certainly, the league has not ruled out going back to a cold-weather market for the Super Bowl. They did it in New York approximately 10 years ago (2014), and it ended up being very successful, in large part because the weather was very nice that weekend. I don't think it's off the table. Clark Hunt said

The news of renovating the stadium came after the NFLPA gave the worst rating to the owner. According to reports, the players were unhappy regarding the facilities that they were getting.