The NFL is set to unveil its full 2026 schedule on Thursday, May 14, but fans won't have to wait that long to find out where their favorite teams are heading overseas. The league will announce its international slate of games on Wednesday, May 13, at 9 a.m. Eastern time on NFL Network, giving gridiron enthusiasts an early glimpse at the global expansion of America's favorite sport.

This year's lineup features a record nine international games, though two matchups have already been confirmed. In a historic Week 1 clash, the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams will face off in Melbourne, Australia, marking the NFL's first game Down Under. Then, in Week 3, the Dallas Cowboys will take on the Baltimore Ravens in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, bringing the league's signature brand of football to South America's largest city.

For the remaining seven games, one team per matchup has already been locked in, setting the stage for some exciting international debuts. The Jacksonville Jaguars, perennial London favorites, will play twice in the English capital, while the Washington Commanders will join them for a third game in the city. The 49ers will head to Mexico City, the Atlanta Falcons will make their mark in Madrid, the Detroit Lions will travel to Munich, and the New Orleans Saints will make history by playing in the NFL's first-ever game in Paris.

Whether you're a die-hard fan planning a trip or just curious about how your team stacks up on the world stage, this early announcement gives you plenty of time to gear up. Stay tuned for the full schedule release on May 14, and start prepping your game-day wardrobe—these international matchups are bound to be unforgettable.