NFL set to up int'l slate; games can't be protecte...
Summary
The NFL has approved a plan to play up to 10 international games each season starting in 2027. Teams will no longer be able to block their opponents from being scheduled in these international games.Key Facts
- NFL owners agreed on Tuesday to increase international games to 10 per season.
- This change will take effect starting with the 2027 NFL season.
- Teams can no longer protect their opponents from playing games outside the U.S. or Canada.
- The decision aims to expand the NFL’s presence in international markets.
- Previously, teams could block opponents from being scheduled in international games.
- The league currently plays fewer international games each year than the new limit.
- This move may lead to more regular season games being played in countries other than the U.S. and Canada.
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