The NFL's 2026 International Series has nine games on the calendar, and two of them land in the next two weekends: London on Oct. 18 and Paris on Oct. 25. The Paris game is the first regular-season game ever played in France.
The full slate
San Francisco beat the Los Angeles Rams in Melbourne on Sept. 11, the league's first regular-season game in Australia. Baltimore beat Dallas 34-31 in Rio de Janeiro on Sept. 27, and Indianapolis won at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on Oct. 4. Still to come: Philadelphia at Jacksonville at the same London stadium on Oct. 11, Houston at Jacksonville at Wembley on Oct. 18, Pittsburgh at New Orleans at the Stade de France on Oct. 25, Cincinnati at Atlanta in Madrid on Nov. 8, New England at Detroit in Munich on Nov. 15 and Minnesota at San Francisco in Mexico City on Nov. 22.
London, Oct. 18
The Texans and Jaguars play at Wembley at 9:30 a.m. ET on NFL Network, with Jacksonville as the designated home team. Houston was 0-4 before Week 5. Jacksonville was 3-1 under Liam Coen.
Paris, Oct. 25
Pittsburgh and New Orleans play at the Stade de France with a 9:30 a.m. ET (8:30 a.m. Central) kickoff on NFL Network. Through Week 4, Pittsburgh was 2-2 under Mike McCarthy, with wins over Atlanta (20-13) and Cincinnati (30-27) and losses at New England and at Cleveland. New Orleans was 1-3 under Kellen Moore: a 24-17 win at Baltimore and losses to Detroit in overtime, Las Vegas and Atlanta. Pittsburgh played Indianapolis and New Orleans played Minnesota on Oct. 11.
Back home
A game abroad has no home lot, so the lots these teams call home tell the story of where their fans usually gather. In New Orleans, it is Champions Square and the Superdome lots, brass band and all. In Pittsburgh, Terrible Towels wave three rivers' worth behind the Gold Lots outside Acrisure Stadium. Jacksonville fans settle into Lot J in Jacksonville heat, with the pools not far away. Houston's Blue Lot means Houston heat and a full-scale barbecue operation in the NRG lots.