It's never too early to start thinking about next season.
Even though the Kansas City Chiefs just finished hoisting up the Lombardi Trophy to celebrate their Super Bowl 58 win, 31 other teams are already getting their eyes set on making it to next year's title game, which will take place 363 days from Sunday.
But what city and stadium will those teams be determined to reach?
After playing the first Super Bowl in Las Vegas, the NFL's championship game will head back to a familiar city and venue, with the location set to extend its record for most Super Bowls held in one stadium.
Here's what to know about next season's Super Bowl:
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The NFL is headed back to "The Big Easy."
Super Bowl 59 will be held in New Orleans and played at the Caesars Superdome, home of the New Orleans Saints. It marks the first time New Orleans will host the Super Bowl since 2013.
Super Bowl 59 will be played on Feb. 9, 2025.
New Orleans will be hosting the Super Bowl for the 11th time, tying it with Miami for the most times a city has hosted the game.
However, next season's game will be the eighth time that Caesars Superdome will be hosting it, extending its record for stadium to host the most Super Bowls. Second on the list is Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, with six. Caesars Superdome, which opened in 1975, has hosted the following Super Bowls:
After Super Bowl 59, two future Super Bowl sites, and dates, have been confirmed:
