NFL has announced Super Bowl’s media day will now be “Media Night”
According to Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio, the NFL has announced today that Super Bowl Media Day will not be Super Bowl Media Night, and will take place at night time.
The NFL has announced that it is shifting the long-standing Media Day, which always took place on Tuesday in the late morning or early afternoon, into “Super Bowl Opening Night,” a primetime extravaganza on the Monday night of Super Bowl week.
Super Bowl Opening Night will be a three-hour show at the SAP Center in San Jose, starting at 5 p.m. Pacific on Monday, February 1. In addition to appearances from the players and coaches on the two Super Bowl teams, the event will also feature musical performances.
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