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The NFL had the option of having the roof open — or closed — for Super Bowl 57 on Sunday as the Kansas City Chiefs play the Philadelphia Eagles.
And the verdict with no rain in the forecast and a pleasant 73-degree day at kickoff, is the roof will be open.
Yes, the plan is for the roof, the roof, the roof to remain open for #SB57. No precipitation expected during the game with 73 degrees at kick and temps dropping into the upper 50s pic.twitter.com/BaMFoqTogD
— Brian McCarthy (@NFLprguy) February 12, 2023
Not sure if there was a prop on the roof being open given the weather in the desert.