NFL to Play Record 7 Games in Five Countries

The NFL will host a record seven regular-season games in 2025 across five countries, including first-ever games in Dublin, Ireland, and Madrid, Spain. The Minnesota Vikings will be the first NFL team to play consecutive international games in different countries, facing the Pittsburgh Steelers in Dublin on September 28 and the Cleveland Browns in London on October 5. Other matchups include the New York Jets vs. Denver Broncos and Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Los Angeles Rams in London, Atlanta Falcons vs. Indianapolis Colts in Berlin, and Washington Commanders vs. Miami Dolphins in Madrid. The Los Angeles Chargers will play in São Paulo, Brazil, with their opponent yet to be announced. The league's international expansion is aimed at growing its global fan base and market reach. Notably, the Buffalo Bills were not selected for any international games in 2025, providing them with a more favorable travel schedule.