Yes, there can be home field advantage if the Super Bowl is being played in the stadium of one of the division winners that year.
Super Bowl 'home field' advantage alternates. The National Football Conference champion is the home team for odd numbered Super Bowls. The American Football Conference champion is the home team for even numbered Super Bowls.
No, when the NFC wins the pro bowl, the NFC team playing in the Super Bowl wins home field advantage.
There is no homefield advantage in the Superbowl. It is a pre-picked location by the NFL.
The Atlanta Falcons were the home team for Super Bowl XLI.
No team has ever played a home field super bowl.
So far, no team has played on its home field in a Super Bowl.
Super Bowl XIV was played by the Pittsburgh Steelers and the L.A. Rams at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. Largest turnout in a Super Bowl ever. That should count for home field advantage.
The Indianapolis Colts are considered the "Home Team" for Super Bowl XLIV.
That would be the best thing that could happen to that team! That team would play in his own stadium which is an advantage for them.
The home team designation for the Super Bowl alternates each year. As a result, the representative of the National Football Conference -- the San Francisco 49ers -- will serve as the home team for Super Bowl XLVII in New Orleans.
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Technically one team is designated the home team for the game, but I think you mean if a team can play in its own stadium for the Super Bowl. The answer is yes, the team from the host city must make it through the playoffs to the Super Bowl.