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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has confirmed plans for the league to establish multiple teams outside the United States, emphasizing the importance of international expansion. The 2026 season will feature nine international games, and the NFL has approved plans for up to 10 non-U.S. games starting in 2027. Goodell also discussed the possibility of hosting a Super Bowl in an international city.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has confirmed plans for the league to establish multiple teams outside the United States, emphasizing the importance of international expansion. The 2026 season will feature nine international games, and the NFL has approved plans for up to 10 non-U.S. games starting in 2027. Goodell also discussed the possibility of hosting a Super Bowl in an international city.
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