The NFL is taking its show on the road—and this time, it's heading to the City of Light. On Wednesday morning, the league gave fans an early look at the 2026 regular-season schedule by unveiling its full slate of international games, and the lineup is packed with history-making matchups.
Headlining the announcement: the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints will square off in Paris, France, marking the first-ever regular-season NFL game in the country. For the Steelers, this is another chapter in their growing global footprint. Just last season, they played in the NFL's first regular-season game in Ireland, defeating the Minnesota Vikings in Dublin. Now, they're set to make history again across the Atlantic.
The 2026 international schedule features nine games total, including debut contests in Australia and France. It's a clear sign that the NFL is doubling down on its global expansion, bringing the intensity of American football to fans around the world.
Here's the full rundown of international games for the upcoming season:
Week 1: Rams vs. 49ers (Australia)
Week 3: Ravens vs. Cowboys (Brazil)
Week 4: Colts vs. Commanders (London)
Week 5: Eagles vs. Jaguars (London)
Week 6: Texans vs. Jaguars (London)
Week 7: Steelers vs. Saints (France)
Week 9: Bengals vs. Falcons (Spain)
Week 10: Patriots vs. Lions (Germany)
Week 11: Vikings vs. 49ers (Mexico)
From the streets of Paris to the stadiums of London and beyond, this season promises to be one for the history books. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just love the game, these international matchups are a reminder that football truly knows no borders.