London, England – The National Football League (NFL) recently announced the upcoming international game matchups that are set to take place in various locations outside of the United States. The New York Jets and Minnesota Vikings will kick off three consecutive NFL weeks in London, with the Jacksonville Jaguars scheduled to play back-to-back games in the United Kingdom for the second consecutive season. This initiative by the NFL aims to expand its global reach and engage with fans from different parts of the world.
According to the NFL’s announcement, the matchup between the Jets and Vikings will take place on October 6th in London at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Following this game, the Chicago Bears will face off against the Jacksonville Jaguars on October 13th, also in London. Then, on October 20th, the Jaguars will play against the New England Patriots at Wembley Stadium. In addition to these matchups, Germany will host one NFL game in 2024, with the Carolina Panthers and New York Giants scheduled to play in Munich on November 10th.
These international games are part of the 2024 NFL International Series, which includes a total of five games in different locations around the world, showcasing the league’s commitment to reaching a global audience. The NFL aims to attract new fans and expand its presence beyond the borders of the United States, creating exciting opportunities for international fans to experience live NFL games in their own countries.
By hosting games in various international locations, the NFL not only promotes the sport of American football but also fosters cultural exchange and strengthens its global fanbase. These games provide a platform for teams to showcase their talent on an international stage, attracting a diverse audience and generating excitement for the sport on a global scale. The upcoming matchups promise to deliver thrilling action and entertainment for fans around the world, highlighting the universal appeal of the NFL and its ability to unite people from different backgrounds through the love of football.