NFL releases full 2023 European schedule

Minnesota Vikings v New Orleans Saints - NFL London Games 2022 - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
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The NFL’s entire schedule will be released on Thursday night, but the league’s international games have been announced on Wednesday morning.

There will be three games in London and two games in Germany this season. The Jaguars will be the first team to take part in two international games in the same season when they play in London on back-to-back weeks early in the season.

Jacksonville will serve as the “home” team in a Week Four game against the Falcons at Wembley Stadium and then they’ll move on to being the “road” team in a matchup of 2022 playoff teams in Week Five. They’ll face the Bills at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Germany will also host a meeting of AFC playoff clubs. Week Nine will bring the Dolphins and Chiefs to Frankfurt with the Chiefs serving as the “home” side.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium will be the site of a Ravens-Titans clash in Week Six and the Colts and Patriots will wrap up the league’s European games in Frankfurt in Week 10.

49 responses to “NFL releases full 2023 European schedule

  1. Ravens-Titans would be a great fit for an 8:30 Centrall time start that I could easily miss.

  2. Oh gee can’t wait for tomorrow when we get to find out about 9 Jets prime time games. Like anyone wants to watch the 3rd best team in the division duke it out on prime time every other week

  3. Thanks NFL for taking away Cheetah’s return to Arrowhead! Idiots.

  4. Apologies to the NFL on behalf of the common American football viewer that all of our $$$ and attention just isn’t enough for you. We’re very excited about your corporate expansion and are over the moon that you’re hitting your yearly international target goals and “making the NFL an international household name” or whatever the profit people say in your (very soulful and full of heart, I’d imagine) meetings.

  5. Glad to see they’re finally scheduling better matchups in Europe…the crap we exported for years really made no sense if the goal is to grow the game globally.

  6. Me thinks something is afoot. The Dolphins keep all their home games in the Miami furnace, they don’t have to play in Arrowhead and the Bills lose a home game in October, prime football weather. Hmmmm, could the league be trying to stack the AFC East deck?

  7. Playing in KC is not easy so as an away game I’m good with the Fins making the trip to Germany.

  8. Boy are these owners a rare bunch. It would be very upset if my team had to go overseas once let alone twice feeling bad for’s Jacksonville

  9. What a waste of moneys.
    Taking a game away from the fan base.
    These games serve no significant need to be played.

  10. It’s time again for the people who believe that nothing happens outside of the United States to whine and complain about games being played in Europe.

  11. Just wait until the NFL adds the 18th game to the regular season……and don’t for one minute think it’s not happening because it is.

  12. gmjoe says:
    May 10, 2023 at 9:41 am
    How about San Francisco and Seattle in Tokyo.

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    Would be a great idea, but you know the NFL they are smart, but not thaaattt smart.

  13. dcspeedway says:
    May 10, 2023 at 8:53 am
    What a waste of moneys.
    Taking a game away from the fan base.
    These games serve no significant need to be played.
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    How is it taking a game away? The game is still being played and will still be on television for all to see. Teams have millions of fans, most of whom will never actually attend a game. The great majority of fans are losing nothing.

  14. allinforallen says:
    May 10, 2023 at 7:52 am
    Me thinks something is afoot. The Dolphins keep all their home games in the Miami furnace, they don’t have to play in Arrowhead and the Bills lose a home game in October, prime football weather. Hmmmm, could the league be trying to stack the AFC East deck?

    How are the Bills losing a home game in October???

  15. Ruha Nuggetcrusher says:
    May 10, 2023 at 7:29 am
    Apologies to the NFL on behalf of the common American football viewer that all of our $$$ and attention just isn’t enough for you. We’re very excited about your corporate expansion and are over the moon that you’re hitting your yearly international target goals and “making the NFL an international household name” or whatever the profit people say in your (very soulful and full of heart, I’d imagine) meetings.
    ________________

    The world exists outside of the United States. There is nothing evil about international business. Your quality of life would be significantly diminished without international trade. The NFL is not some type of unique national treasure.

  16. Pats vs Colts in Frankfurt? Well, that’s one less game Pat fan has to worry about watching in person when Jones gets stiff armed into the turf and they lose in epic fashion. I would have won a four game parlay had it not been for the Patriots incompetence.

  17. Thanks NFL for taking more home games away from the fans in North America. Greed, nothing but greed.

  18. gibson45 says:
    May 10, 2023 at 9:11 am
    It’s time again for the people who believe that nothing happens outside of the United States to whine and complain about games being played in Europe.
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    That’s not really what people are saying. I think the big complaint is teams losing a home game.

  19. Tax the local US citizens for new stadiums, then when the league adds games they move them, and all that additional revenue and taxes, to Europe….

  20. gibson45 says:
    May 10, 2023 at 10:07 am

    How is it taking a game away? The game is still being played and will still be on television for all to see. Teams have millions of fans, most of whom will never actually attend a game. The great majority of fans are losing nothing.
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    Season ticket holders are losing a game. The “home” team loses the advantages of playing a home game. Concession stands at the stadium are losing money. Businesses near the stadium are losing money. If the games would still be played in the home team’s HOME city, fans in Great Britain and Germany can also watch the games on TV, right?

  21. That’s a big advantage for Jacksonville. Instead of having to go to Buffalo, the Bills have to fly to England for a “home game” and play a team that has been there for a week already. That could end up being a big game when it comes to playoff seeding, not sure how that’s home field advantage in any way.

  22. GiantsOwnBrady says:
    May 10, 2023 at 11:44 am
    Patriots won’t be able to spy on the Colts in America…
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    Doubt they’re trying. The QB that benefited from all of that and who needed cheating to be good is retired and no longer on the team.

  23. Boy are these owners a rare bunch. It would be very upset if my team had to go overseas once let alone twice feeling bad for’s Jacksonville

    Jacksonville is a small market. At some point, they would be a good candidate to move to Europe to join a future European division (it’s going to happen, might take a decade, but it will happen).

  24. Bills get screwed by this.

    Buffalo has a “home” game in which the Bills have to travel a 6 hour time difference to face a team that played there “at home” the week prior and will already be totally adjusted…

    How hard would it have been for the NFL to make Jacksonville’s SECOND week in London their “Home” week????

  25. A European division? Ha, that’s a moronic idea. You think anyone on an American team wants to take long trips over to Europe multiple times a year?

  26. mtsquad says:
    May 10, 2023 at 8:46 am

    Boy are these owners a rare bunch. It would be very upset if my team had to go overseas once let alone twice feeling bad for’s Jacksonville
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    Jaguars ownership does not mind, they even floated the idea of moving to London and being the first real NFL team to call foreign soil “home”.

  27. Patriots fans are trying to blame Brady for Belichick taping the Rams, Jets, and Bengals. You can’t make this stuff up. Now I’ve seen it all.

  28. I hate this whole damn thing! NFL belongs in the US. Keepthe games here where the ticket paying fans live. Every team playing overseas loses a ton of money on ticket sales alone. Just don’t think it’s right!

  29. pioniere says:
    May 10, 2023 at 10:47 am
    Thanks NFL for taking more home games away from the fans in North America. Greed, nothing but greed.
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    It’s interesting that you are concerned about the fans in Canada and Mexico but not those in England or Germany.

  30. The writings on the wall: 18 game season, 4 bye weeks extending said season into the spring…Superbowl after Easter…Goodbye XFL/USFL and a 40 team NFL comprised of an additional 4 AFC Ints and 4 NFC Ints. They blanket more time zones and eat into the entire year. Its all about growth…Now for the juicy part…Here’s a list of those teams:
    Tottenham Gollywags, Frankfurt Farfagnuges, Mexico City Aztecs, Toronto Daisy’s in the AFC and the Valencia Reds, Berlin Sledgehammers, Dublin Shamrocks and Montreal Roses in the NFC

  31. If taping signals benefitted the quarterback the most, that just makes Belichick look even worse, considering the Patriots won eight fewer games with Cassell and nothing with Newton and Jones.

  32. goodellmustgoandtouchback6dontknowanythingaboutfootball says:
    May 10, 2023 at 4:02 pm
    If taping signals benefitted the quarterback the most, that just makes Belichick look even worse, considering the Patriots won eight fewer games with Cassell and nothing with Newton and Jones
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    If that’s what they were doing then it was done to benefit their QB Brady. Period. Nobody else. Why else would they do it if it didn’t help him?

  33. Put a team in Toronto. The NFC North is a natural geographic fit. A 1.5 hour flight to Minneapolis would be the longest intra-division travel flight they would need to take. And players would want to be there more than being overseas for half a year…

  34. Pats will hear Verlierer and Betrugerin in Deutschland rather than loser and cheater in the States.

  35. When will the league reveal that the Jacksonville Jaguars are actually the Barcelona Dragons?

  36. In the future, teams will be able to use Jeff Bezos space elevator to access 4 star accommodations on Mir for all international away games

  37. jonathankrobinson424 says:
    May 11, 2023 at 10:29 am
    Hawaii anyone???
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    Bring the pro bowl back there and have the game like it uses to be. After the Super Bowl.

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