Los Angeles Super Bowl Pushed Back to 2022 Due Construction Delays at Inglewood Stadium

The Rams’ planned stadium in Inglewood is shown in a rendering posted on the team’s website in May 2016.

Posted: May 23, 2017 / 02:07 PM PDT

Updated: May 23, 2017 / 02:09 PM PDT

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Call it the Super Bowl Reshuffle.

Five days after the Rams announced their Inglewood stadium would be finished in 2020, a year later than the original plan, the NFL is looking at pushing back the Los Angeles Super Bowl by a year until February 2022.

Tampa will play host to the 2021 game.

Owners of the league’s 32 teams gathered Tuesday for their annual one-day May meeting and decided to giving L.A. some breathing room rather than moving forward with the unprecedented plan of a stadium playing host to a Super Bowl in its inaugural season.

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