Steelers Expected to Play First NFL Game in Ireland in 2025

The Pittsburgh Steelers are set to make history by playing in the NFL's first regular season game in Ireland, though their opponent remains uncertain. Speculation suggests that the Green Bay Packers could be a contender, particularly due to their new international marketing rights in Ireland. However, NFL Vice President Mike North indicated that a matchup against the Buffalo Bills is also plausible, especially if quarterback Aaron Rodgers joins the Steelers. North emphasized various scheduling options for significant games, including potential high-profile slots during the regular season. Steelers President Art Rooney II expressed enthusiasm for the international game, highlighting strong demand for tickets. The NFL will officially announce the schedule, including the Steelers' opponent, after the NFL Draft in late April.