The NFL is scheduled to hold a record nine international games this season, with owners set to consider further expansion. They will vote this week in Orlando on adding two additional matchups for 2027, potentially reaching 11 games abroad. The move would test the limits of the current collective bargaining agreement.
League owners are gathering in Orlando for their annual Spring Meeting. A key item on the agenda is a proposal to increase the number of international contests starting next year. Under the existing CBA, the NFL can schedule up to 10 games outside the United States each season, excluding the Jaguars' annual Wembley Stadium matchup that allows for one extra contest.
