International games.

[umpalu]

We aren't paying the Dolphins vs Texans in like Syria or Afghanistan given the current connection both teams have and the love for our teams in the media?

Vikings vs Saints London
Giants vs Packers London
Broncos vs Jaguars London
Seattle vs Bucs Germany?
49ers vs Germany (oh wait stuck there) Cardinals Mexico

NFL announces five games for 2022 International Series

www.nfl.com

 

[Michael Scott]

Shout outs to our fanbase overseas, but I’m so happy about this. Tired of losing home games.

 

[Danny]

Nice to have a semi normal schedule

 

[gregorygrant83]

Shout outs to our fanbase overseas, but I’m so happy about this. Tired of losing home games.

I hate losing home games and then missing the playoffs by one game.

 

[GreenDolphinSt]

8 of 10 teams going international are from the NFC. Just a coincidence, but I’d like to have seen a bunch of AFC teams make the trip. Just not us.

 

[Buff]

I would be VERY VERY HAPPY if an NFL - Miami - game to Australia.

 

[TheRevoltingBlob]

I would be VERY VERY HAPPY if an NFL - Miami - game to Australia.

Why do u hate us?

 

[Buff]

Why do u hate us?

I dont, I just love us fans here down under. Its actually easy too do. Play a game thursday night in LA/Vegas/Teaxs, then Saturday, fly to Oz. Promo stuff for a few days, game on Saturday here - sunday there, fly home tuesday, Bye on The following weekend, then resume normal duties.

 

[Durango_95]

Saturday in Australia is not Sunday in Miami.

The best way to have an Australian game would be to schedule it at 10:00 AM Monday, Sydney time. That would be a Sunday night game for the US.

 

[Buff]

Saturday in Australia is not Sunday in Miami.

The best way to have an Australian game would be to schedule it at 10:00 AM Monday, Sydney time. That would be a Sunday night game for the US.

you are correct. Had it arse up.

 

[Durango_95]

Where would you prefer them to play? Melbourne Cricket Grounds? Stadium Australia?

Would the NFL have enough of a following to fill either of those two?

 

[1972forever]

I really don’t understand the desire of the NFL to expand to Europe. Soccer is much more popular in Europe and will always be the most popular sport there.

Also any team or teams in Europe would be at a severe disadvantage because they would have to travel back and forth to the United States at least 8 times a year to play away games.

I have never enjoyed NFL games in Europe, whether they involve the Dolphins or not.

 

[Buff]

Where would you prefer them to play? Melbourne Cricket Grounds? Stadium Australia?

Would the NFL have enough of a following to fill either of those two?

The MCG would be the pick. It holds 100000 people, and tbh, yes it would be filled. Stadium Australia is good, and probably more suited as its a rectangular ground, as opposed to an oval.

It would be a sell out.

 

[Miami4471]

I really don’t understand the desire of the NFL to expand to Europe. Soccer is much more popular in Europe and will always be the most popular sport there.

Also any team or teams in Europe would be at a severe disadvantage because they would have to travel back and forth to the United States at least 8 times a year to play away games.

I have never enjoyed NFL games in Europe, whether they involve the Dolphins or not.

I love watching my Dolphins in London it's a great day out and experience for us living in the UK and Europe, but I personally don't want an NFL franchise permanently based outside America that's to me what makes the NFL special

 

[Goonies]

I hate losing home games and then missing the playoffs by one game.

Thanks to Jesse Davis , even w Flores as the head coach we would of made the playoffs if Tua didn’t miss all those games due to Davis allowing that free hit on Tua. I got so upset I wanted to fight Davis through the tv.