Las Vegas Volunteers Needed For The Big Game in 2024
Have you ever wanted to go to the biggest game of the NFL season but just couldn’t afford those ticket prices? Who can blame you! If you’ve dared to look at ticket prices for this year’s big game in Glendale AZ, you might have just fallen off your chair.
If you do want to go see the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Philadelphia Eagles on February 12th, the STARTING price per ticket is $5,525. That’s over ten grand if you and a friend or family member want to go together. And even if you’re a lone wolf when it comes to live games, that’s still a lot of cheese.
Forget that noise. As you might have heard, Las Vegas is hosting the NFL championship next year. The big game will be on February 11, 2024 at Allegiant. But part of getting to host the most famous football game of the year is providing our own workers.
About 10,000 of them, to be more exact. Las Vegas Super Bowl Host Committee has announced that they are in need of volunteers that can help in a myriad of ways. From welcoming people to the game to interacting with media personnel. And the committee is looking for people who can provide “an unparalleled level of hospitality that only Vegas can deliver”, according to fox5vegas.com.
There’s no telling how much you’d actually get to watch the big game, if at all. But I’d say there’s a chance you’ll get to catch at least some of it. And you’d be right in the middle of the action. Not a bad payment for a day of free work. And it’s the first time Allegiant Stadium will be hosting, so it’s a moment in history you might not want to miss.
If you are interested in volunteering for the big game next year, you can fill out an application here.
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Patrick Mahomes
Sports greatness runs in Patrick Mahome‘s genes. With his father being a professional baseball player, it was probably inevitable that the younger Patrick would end up in professional sports too. But I’m not sure if anyone saw this kid coming when he was first drafted. On the field, Mahomes almost has an uncanny ability to see things in slow motion. Like he can go full Neo (The Matrix) and slow everything down so he knows exactly what to do with the ball.
He’s been playing for six years, and this season will be the third he’s lead his team to the Super Bowl.
Joe Burrow
“Burrow isn’t just playing quarterback out there — he’s playing against the defense. He knows exactly what is needed at any given moment and how to play against every opponent. With three seasons under his belt, along with a run to last year’s Super Bowl, he sees the field better than anyone in football. And he now has back-to-back years with 34 or more TD throws despite mediocre protection in front of him” (espn.com).
Justin Herbert
“Everyone knows about Herbert‘s huge arm and ability to drive the ball. But I think he is getting better with his eye manipulation, too. That matches the arm talent at this point. He can hold or move defenders very well with his eyes to pick apart the defense and find voids” (espn.com). Justin Herbert is still very young and has a lot of time to develop his craft on an already promising foundation.
Josh Allen
What ESPN‘s Dan Orlovsky said of Josh Allen: “He’s the NFL‘s ultimate playmaker, whether it be with his rushing ability or huge arm. And when Allen is on his game, he’s the hottest quarterback in football. His 29 interceptions over the past two seasons lead the league.”
Trevor Lawrence
Yahoo Sports said of Trevor Lawrence‘s impressive performance this season “The NFL needs star quarterbacks. The 2021 draft class has struggled to live up to the hype, and that included Lawrence until recently. As it turns out, all those personnel men and draft experts were right about Lawrence after all. Before his second season is over, he looks like a surefire star. He looks like a future MVP.”
Jalen Hurts
Hurts is already making postseason history, according to nbcsports.com. “(His) 16th win of the season tied Dan Marino for most in NFL history by a quarterback before his 25th birthday. Hurts is the eighth QB under 25 to win a conference title game.”
