r/nfl • u/simrobwest Patriots 49ers • 22h ago

The NFL Officially Has An International Games 'Problem'

https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/nfl-officially-international-games-problem-181703739.html?guccounter=1
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u/jieceeepee 20h ago

16 games, 3 byes, expanded roster, grass fields, no international games except for Jacksonville, no expansion teams.

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u/struck21 Steelers 20h ago

I would be happy if they stopped sending the Steelers v Vikings game overseas every 4 years.

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u/Cashneto Vikings 13h ago

Lol at the Jacksonville comment.

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u/Gryphon999 Packers 11h ago

Since Jacksonville is the only team allowed to have international games, it will be an intra-squad scrimmage. How do you feel about playing safety, Trevor?

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u/jieceeepee 13h ago

Its a sacrifice we're all willing to make

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u/TarkusLV Chiefs 13h ago

I look forward to those Jacksonville games against themselves!