The different host cities of the NFL will be able to inform the league of their interest in holding the event starting in 2023, as is the case with the Draft or Super Bowl
The NFL has informed their teams that they will receive proposals from cities other than Indianapolis to celebrate your Talent Pool annual starting in 2023, confirmed a source to ESPN this Wednesday.
According to the source, all the teams in the NFL will have the opportunity to inform the league if they have any interest in celebrating the Combined, as well as the Drafts O Super Bowls.
The Combined has been made in Indianapolis since 1987, although only the medical portion was carried out this year thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the Talent Pool 2022 is scheduled to be celebrated there, too. It is expected that Indianapolis look to keep celebrating the event, but starting in 2023, you will have competition.
The Indianapolis Business Journal was the first to report the news, a result of the continued initiative of the NFL to evolve its maximum events. The success the league has enjoyed in rotating the venues of the Draft in recent years it is part of the motivation to try to do the same with the Combined.
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