FinFaninColorado
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NFL announces 2022 international games, including Buccaneers heading to Germany
The Cardinals, Saints, Packers and Jaguars will also play international games
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2022 International games exclude Fins!
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gofins60
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Not so fast... the article I just read on the NFL website says that the opponents for those games have not been determined yet. We all know that Ross always volunteers the Fins for overseas games in exchange for the chance to host Super Bowls.
"Opposing teams, dates and kickoff times will be announced in conjunction with the full 2022 schedule announcement later this year."
"Opposing teams, dates and kickoff times will be announced in conjunction with the full 2022 schedule announcement later this year."
Finsup_germany
When you say Miami You're talking Super Bowl
Bucs Play First regular season Game in Germany,when i will be lucky to get a Ticket,i will represent Dolphins pride in Munich.
Only Bad Thing already more then 200000 ppl registered for Tickets.
Only Bad Thing already more then 200000 ppl registered for Tickets.
I don’t think (could be, and often am, wrong) the Dolphins play any of those teams as visitors
clownfish
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Correct. Only playing the Packers out of that group and that is at home.
Dolph N.Fan
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About Time Green Bay goes overseas
Come to Australia for a game......
Thank goodness, no need for all that extra travel and possibly giving up a home game.
I agree.
Unless it is a road game, preceding our bye, I would rather not play those games. I do understand Ross' reasons though.
We haven't fared to well in those games.
Apophenia. We lost the London game by a snail fart. There is no connection between how we've played in foreign games to how we'll play in future foreign games. I just hope we stay here because that's a lot of travel and headache. If Europe wants NFL that bad they should fire up a few teams.
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Last year in 2021, along with adding the 17th game to the schedule, the NFL teams agreed that each team would play an overseas game at least once every 8 years. It used to be a requirement to host the superbowl that you had to play overseas within 5 years. Now that all teams are required to, the superbowl host team requirement got dropped.
Miami hosted the Superbowl in 2020, so the 2021 game was probably obligation from that (and Miami has probably fulfilled its overseas requirement until 2028-9 unless they restart the clock).
PS Jaguars had a partnership with the English Football Association to play in London for multiple seasons, even though that reportedly expired in 2020, it appears they keep volunteering for the game.
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Miami hosted the Superbowl in 2020, so the 2021 game was probably obligation from that (and Miami has probably fulfilled its overseas requirement until 2028-9 unless they restart the clock).
PS Jaguars had a partnership with the English Football Association to play in London for multiple seasons, even though that reportedly expired in 2020, it appears they keep volunteering for the game.
Bids to host Super Bowl will no longer include agreeing to host an overseas game
For years, one of the ways the NFL got teams to agree to give up a home game and host an overseas game was to tie that requirement to hosting the Super Bowl: If you wanted to have a Super Bowl in your home stadium, you had to agree that you’d be the designated “home” [more]
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GhostArmOfMarino
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That's actually one thing I absolutely HATE about the 17 game schedule.
Teams will always have an uneven number of home/away games, and in a sport where home field actually matters a lot and playoff berths are often decided by one game or tiebreaker, thats total bullshit.