For: EFE Posted Jan 19, 2023, 12:30 pm EST
The NFL announced Thursday that the Buffalo Bills, Tennessee Titans, Jacksonville Jaguars, Kansas City Chiefs and New England Patriots They will be five of the teams that will play in England and Germany in the 2023 season.
“Growing the league and our sport internationally is a major strategic priority for the NFL; we are excited to return to play five games outside the United States in 2023,” acknowledged Peter O’Reilly, NFL executive vice president of business.
The five-game international series of the International Home Marketing Area (IHMA) program for the upcoming NFL season will have three games in England and two in Germany.
The Buffalo Bills, who are led by quarterback Josh Allen, and the Tennessee Titans, will play their games at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, rJust as in the 2022 season it also hosted a couple of duels. The Jaguars will have their duel at Wembley Stadium.
Kansas City and New England will play in Germany, although the NFL previously confirmed that Munich and Frankfurt will be the host cities for regular season games for the next four years it will be later when he designates which stadium these teams will be home to.
Details of dates, matchups and kick-off times will be confirmed at a later date when the full 2023 schedule is announced.
This will be the second visit to London for both Buffalo and Tennessee; the Bills played there in 2015 and the Titans in 2018. The Jaguars will play their 10th game in London.
The NFL has announced five designated teams to play international games in 2023:
▪️ Buffalo Bills (London, UK)
▪️ Tennessee Titans (London, UK)
▪️ Jacksonville Jaguars (Wembley, UK)
▪️ Kansas City Chiefs (Germany)
▪️ New England Patriots (Germany) pic.twitter.com/H0Ejd5J31d— Front Office Sports (@FOS) January 19, 2023
The Chiefs and the Patriots will make their debut in Germany, a country that in 2022 He lived for the first time an NFL game.
The opponents and dates of these games will be announced when the league schedule is released.
This year Mexico City will not be part of the program due to the renovations that the Azteca Stadium will undergo to host the 2026 World Cup.
“Mexico plays a critical role in the NFL’s international growth strategy with its passionate and growing fan base. We look forward to future games in Mexico,” added O’Reilly.
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