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Oh, I didn't expect the article to mention it. Despite my level of certainty, this is my opinion/analysis/prediction, not any actual knowledge of the plans.

But I can't see the NFL and the broadcast partner (Fox, next year, I believe) giving up their halftime show extravaganza -- it's too much a part of the marketing of the Super Bowl experience (which has as little to do with actual football as it can manage). They'll find a way to make it work, and it's be easy to hold the show nearby and live simulcast it.

47 posted on 02/06/2013 6:45:48 AM PST by kevkrom (If a wise man has an argument with a foolish man, the fool only rages or laughs...)

Maybe it is the NFL’s way of saying, please get the arena available for the halftime show nearby.

48 posted on 02/06/2013 7:18:17 AM PST by Biggirl ("Jesus talked to us as individuals"-Jim Vicevich/Thanks JimV!)