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EPISODE · Nov 14, 2025 · 1H 14M

16. Taylor Gilmore: Behind the Superbowl Logistics and 49ers Back Office

from The Game - A Football Podcast · host Victoria Henderson

Send us Fan MailThe sound you hear before a mega-event isn’t a roar—it’s a checklist. We’re joined by Taylor Gilmore, a coach’s daughter turned operations leader who’s helping steer Super Bowl 60 and six FIFA World Cup matches in the Bay Area, while building a life with her fiancé in the 49ers front office. From small-town Fridays to global Sundays, Taylor brings a rare blend of hospitality, logistics, and heart that makes the biggest shows in sports actually work.We get into the real mechanics of a host committee: raising every operational dollar, mapping venues for commissioner parties and owners’ dinners, and threading transportation through a region where the stadium sits in Santa Clara but the hotel stack lives in San Francisco. Taylor opens the playbook on security strategy, explaining how worst-case drills, layered perimeters, and coordinated public safety turn anxiety into readiness. She also champions local suppliers, pushing league spend into Bay Area businesses to amplify economic impact long after the confetti falls.On the personal side, Taylor shares her sideline meet-cute with Josh, how a long-distance foundation helps during combine weeks and draft crunch, and why college football energy still hits different. We talk FIFA’s final draw, supporter marches, transit flow, and how to create safe gathering spaces for fans who may never enter the stadium. And yes, there’s a wedding wedged neatly between World Cup and training camp—a fitting finish to an 18‑month sprint that also included NBA All‑Star.If you care about sports operations, event logistics, or just love a good origin story, this one delivers. Tap play, subscribe, and leave a review with your favorite game-day tradition—we’ll read a few on the next show.Support the showThanks for listening to The Game! We're happy you're here. If you enjoyed the episode, please send it to a friend, share it on social, or leave us a cute 5-star review. JOIN THE COMMUNITY of women in our Substack community for gameday chats, exclusive articles, and more NFL by the girls. Thegamehq.substack.comSEND US A HOT TAKE OR LISTENER QUESTION WE CAN SHARE ON THE SHOW: [email protected] or https://www.instagram.com/thegame.hq FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL:The Game: Instagram | TikTok Victoria Henderson: Instagram | TikTokLove you, bye! <3 

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Send us Fan Mail The sound you hear before a mega-event isn’t a roar—it’s a checklist. We’re joined by Taylor Gilmore, a coach’s daughter turned operations leader who’s helping steer Super Bowl 60 and six FIFA World Cup matches in the Bay Area, while building a life with her fiancé in the 49ers front office. From small-town Fridays to global Sundays, Taylor brings a rare blend of hospitality, logistics, and heart that makes the biggest shows in sports actually work. We get into the real mech...

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