Rose Bowl officials don't want stadium to be temporary home for NFL team
PASADENA, Calif. -- Operators of Pasadena's Rose Bowl aren't interested in hosting an NFL team.
The Los Angeles Times says operators won't submit a proposal to become a temporary home to an NFL franchise considering a move to Southern California. Wednesday night's vote was unanimous.
Members of the Rose Bowl Operating Co. said they'd rather focus on landing an annual music and arts festival for the landmark arena.
The NFL sought proposals for temporary use from five venues. The others are the Los Angeles Coliseum, Dodger Stadium, Angel Stadium and StubHub Center in Carson.
The San Diego Chargers, Oakland Raiders and St. Louis Rams have all expressed interest in moving to the L.A. area, but they'd have to play in temporary locations for several years until a new stadium is built.
