The Super Bowl is making its return to Las Vegas and GM John Spiteg speaks at the owners meetings.

That plus more on Tuesday's edition of the Locked-on Raiders podcast from March 31st, 2026.

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been getting. We'll do that coming up, segment number three. Segment number two, you'll hear part of the conversation that GM John Spitech had with the local media there at the owner's meetings on day one, really day two, but officially day one on Monday in Phoenix, Arizona. My guy, Vinnie Monsignor sent over the whole meal deal, which is about 20-something minutes.

We'll only play about half of that, but we'll do that coming up. Segment number two, so you can hear from the Raiders' GM. Here is segment number one, news and notes of the day. And we'll start out with the owners' meetings as it was awarded to Las Vegas. The Raiders obviously play in Allegiance Stadium,

but Las Vegas is getting the Super Bowl back in 2029.

The owner has voted unanimously on making sure that that happens.

So L.A., Atlanta, and then Vegas.

So the 2029 Super Bowl will be played in Las Vegas.

Roger Goodell said we're excited to bring the Super Bowl back to Vegas

and provide our fans another incredible experience of one of America's greatest sports and entertainment

destinations. The Super Bowl demonstrated the scale energy and hospitality. The city brings the global

events. We look forward to working alongside the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority.

The Raiders in the community to deliver an even greater experience.

This time around again, Super Bowl in 2029 will mark the second time

that the Super Bowl has been held in Vegas.

The city debuted as a first time Super Bowl host in 2024,

welcoming more than 330,000 visitors to the region

and generating more than $1 billion in economic impact,

according to the Las Vegas

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