The Philadelphia Eagles will play in London as the NFL stages a record nine international games during the 2026 season.
The regular-season games will be spread across four continents and seven countries, with the UK again hosting three games while the league continues its global expansion by venturing to Australia and France for the first time.
Half of the league’s 32 teams will play abroad in 2026 as the Jacksonville Jaguars and San Francisco 49ers have two overseas games apiece.
The London series begins on 4 October with the Washington Commanders hosting the Indianapolis Colts at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
The Jaguars will then host games on the following two Sundays at Tottenham against the Eagles, who have not played in London since 2018, then at Wembley against the Houston Texans.
The first international game will take place during the first week of the season, with the Los Angeles Rams facing divisional rivals San Francisco at the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground.
The 49ers will also face the Minnesota Vikings as the NFL returns to Mexico, while the Baltimore Ravens meet the Dallas Cowboys in the league’s first game in Rio de Janeiro.
There will be three games in continental Europe, with the New Orleans Saints facing the Pittsburgh Steelers as the Stade de France plays host to the first game in Paris.
The Cincinnati Bengals then face the Atlanta Falcons at the home of Real Madrid while the New England Patriots, who reached last season’s Super Bowl, will take on the Detroit Lions in Munich.
The rest of the NFL’s 2026 schedule will be released on Thursday.