Frank Supovitz, the league's VP of events, told the BBC that a move to London for the Super Bowl would be several years off but that NFL officials have discussed some logistics with their London counterparts. "We've spoken on what it would take to host and for us to bring it over," Supovitz told the network. "The city has all the facilities needed, and in great quantity. "We have had very substantive conversations with the city of London. We've got to the point of exploring the bid document." The NFL will stage a regular-season game in London for the third consecutive season this year. "We have never looked at London or Mexico City as a site," Goodell said.