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Tampa doesn't treat football casually. The Buccaneers have two Super Bowl banners hanging from the rafters at Raymond James Stadium, and on game days the city organizes itself around the broadcast window with a seriousness you don't find everywhere. By 11 a.m. on a Sunday in Octo
EverBank Stadium holds more than 60,000 seats and, for eleven months of the year, its surrounding blocks look like what they are: parking infrastructure waiting for a purpose. On Sundays from September through January, those same blocks become one of the louder tailgate cultures
There are maybe a dozen cities in America where you can watch an NFL game from an open-air rooftop with the Atlantic breeze cutting through and downtown glittering in the background. Miami is one of them. That particular circumstance shapes what game day looks like here — it is l
