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The NFL’s international expansion has redefined how American football connects with global audiences. Since the first official overseas game in 2005, fans across London, Mexico City, and recently Germany, have witnessed some of the league’s most unforgettable moments. These matches are not just about scores—they represent culture, passion, and the growing influence of football worldwide.
Official details about the international series can be found on the NFL International Games page.

The first-ever regular-season NFL game outside the U.S. drew over 103,000 fans to Estadio Azteca in Mexico City. Arizona defeated San Francisco 31–14, making history as the birth of the NFL’s international era.
Wembley Stadium hosted its first NFL game as the Giants beat the Dolphins 13–10. This muddy, rain-soaked battle was crucial in establishing London as the league’s second home.
Tom Brady led the Patriots to a 35–7 win in front of a roaring Wembley crowd. The game proved the NFL’s international vision was here to stay.

Fans witnessed Adrian Peterson’s power and Big Ben’s grit in a high-energy clash. The 34–27 Vikings win was one of the most thrilling London encounters.

The NFL returned to Mexico after 11 years, with the Raiders defeating the Texans 27–20. The crowd’s electric atmosphere was described as one of the loudest in NFL history, a moment widely covered by ESPN.
Jacksonville shocked Baltimore with a 44–7 blowout. The game solidified the Jaguars’ reputation as “London’s team.”
A matchup of defending champions and fan favorites turned Wembley into a sea of green and teal. Eagles won 24–18, marking a memorable clash.

Christian McCaffrey dominated with two touchdowns as the Panthers beat Tampa Bay 37–26. Fans saw the emergence of a true NFL superstar on foreign soil.
For the first time, the NFL went to Germany. Tom Brady once again delivered, leading Tampa Bay to a 21–16 win in Munich’s Allianz Arena. The German crowd sang along to “Country Roads,” making it one of the most emotional NFL international moments ever.

Patrick Mahomes and Tyreek Hill faced off in a dramatic 21–14 win for Kansas City. The clash highlighted the NFL’s ongoing success in expanding globally.
From the muddy fields of Wembley to the electric noise of Estadio Azteca and Munich’s Allianz Arena, the NFL’s international journey is only growing stronger. With more games lined up, fans worldwide can expect even more historic clashes in the years ahead.