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Jerry Jones discusses potential timeline for NFL's 18-game schedule and preseason changes

Jerry Jones, owner of the Dallas Cowboys, indicated that the NFL could expand to an 18-game regular season as soon as 2027. This change would require negotiations with the NFL Players Association regarding player health and safety, as well as adjustments to the preseason schedule. The league has seen increased interest in international games, with a record nine games played outside the U.S. this season.

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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has suggested that the NFL could implement an 18-game regular season by 2027, contingent upon negotiations with the NFL Players Association. The expansion would involve discussions on player health and potential reductions in preseason games. The league's growing popularity and an increase in international games have fueled this interest, with a record nine games played outside the U.S. this season.

Key facts

  • The NFL expanded to a 17-game schedule in 2021.
  • Jerry Jones indicated the NFL could add an 18th game by 2027.
  • The NFL Players Association must approve any changes to the schedule.
  • There are currently nine international games scheduled this season.
  • A 10-game international slate has been approved for 2027.
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