Roger Goodell Says International NFL Franchises Are Coming Eventually

By Larry Leo•Aug 18, 202610:38 am•Discuss the story11
In an interview with German media outlet RTL/ntv, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell told former NFL player Markus Kuhn that the league will inevitably have an international franchise...
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“At some point, there will be NFL teams outside the USA,” Goodell said. “I have no doubt that this will happen one day.”

“There are definitely international cities that could host something like that,” Goodell said. “But we would like to see an NFL team in such a city first.”
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Pax tecum•21 days
These people running (ruining) college and professional sports have no real love for the game. It's all about the almighty dollar. There is no need to do this expansion.
Maybe there is some universe where global expansion can work within an NFL framework. However, what they have done to college football and harming conference regional identities seems likely irreparable.
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Timeoday•21 days
Well, soccer certainly expanded. So should other sports.
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Gene Heinous•21 days
get ready for the pussification of the NFL.
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1cajuncook•21 days
Too late. You can’t touch the QB anymore.
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NoBoDawg•21 days
It just doesn’t make sense in Europe
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Tiger in Texas•21 days
Dumb idea, but then Roger Gotohell, Mr Woke himself, is still in control..
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New Money•21 days
He does what the owners tell him to do.
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GetmorewithLes•21 days
The professional leagues have lost control of a lot of things via the courts. Wait until they have international judges making rulings...
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America250•21 days
Who will be responsible for stadium security? Combatting possible terrorism attacks.
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NoBoDawg•21 days
Maybe Mexico City?
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RoyalAir•21 days
Most likely, with best chance of success is Toronto and Vancouver.

But the NFL really wants London/Berlin/Madrid.
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