On Tuesday, NFL announced the participants for international games in Ireland, England, Germany and Spain this season.
The league previously announced that Los Angeles Chargers will open the season at Corinthians Arena in Sao Paulo, Brazil on September 5th, but its competitors would not be known until Wednesday’s full program version.
Minnesota Vikings will be the first team to play international competitions in different countries and will confront Pittsburgh Stelers in Dublin on September 28 before playing Cleveland Browns at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on October 5th.
“An opportunity to play in Ireland’s first NFL game, to introduce new fans to Minnesota Vikings, and to help make the league’s football game more accessible globally.” He said. “To do this against a storey franchise like Pittsburgh Steler, adds a unique challenge that makes it even more special. We are honored to be chosen for this historical game and we will be worried about seeing what is promising because it is an electrical game day at Croke Park.”
The action continues with Denver Broncos, who looks at New York Jets at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on October 12th, and then seizes Jacksonville Jaguars at the Wembley Stadium on October 19.
The scene moves to Germany on 9 November and meets Indianapolis Colts at the historical Olympic Stadium in Berlin.
Finally, NFL travels to Spain on November 16, and Washington commanders will clash with Miami Dolphins in Madrid’s Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.
All international meetings announced will be published at NFL Network.
The Full NFL program will be released on Wednesday at NFL Network at 20:00.
-FELD level media
