- The NFL has unveiled its largest ever international schedule, comprising nine games across eight stadiums, seven cities, and four continents.
- The San Francisco 49ers will feature prominently, playing the 2026 season opener against the Los Angeles Rams in Melbourne, Australia, and later facing the Minnesota Vikings in Mexico City.
- Melbourne will host the NFL's inaugural game in Australia, with the 49ers-Rams match scheduled for 10 September (Friday morning local time) and broadcast on Netflix.
- London is set to host three games, including two consecutive home fixtures for the Jacksonville Jaguars, while Paris, Munich, Rio de Janeiro, and Madrid will each stage one game.
- NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has stated his ambition to further expand the international calendar to 16 games per season.
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