With the Nashville Predators missing the playoffs and no major league baseball team in the city, all eyes in Nashville’s professional sports scene have turned to the Tennessee Titans and the upcoming NFL Draft, along with growing speculation about hosting a future Super Bowl. On his show Monday, popular sportscaster Dan Patrick reported that a source informed him over the weekend that Nashville has been selected to host the 2030 Super Bowl at Nissan Stadium, describing the deal as “signed and ready to go.”

Patrick noted that he had not yet seen any official reports confirming the news but relayed the information based on his source. He placed it in context with other upcoming hosts: Los Angeles in 2027, Atlanta in 2028, and Las Vegas in 2029. He added that Nashville’s new enclosed stadium, currently under construction and slated to open for the Titans in 2027, would be a major factor in making the city an attractive host.

This rumor has generated significant buzz in Nashville, though the Titans organization has so far declined to comment, and no official NFL announcement has been made. Nashville has never previously hosted a Super Bowl.