The New York Giants could be tapped to play in one of the NFL’s nine international regular season games in 2026, according to a report from long-time NFL columnist Gary Myers.
The NFL has scheduled three games in London, and one each in Paris, Munich, Madrid, Mexico City, Rio de Janeiro, and Melbourne.
The San Francisco 49ers will play two international games. They will face the Los Angeles Rams in Melbourne, and will play an opponent still to be named in Mexico City. The Dallas Cowboys will participate in the league’s first-ever game in Rio. Their opponent is not yet known.
New York has nine scheduled home games on their 17-game schedule in 2026. The Giants possess NFL marketing rights in Germany. They lost to the Carolina Panthers 20-17 in overtime Nov. 10 of 2024, the game that was Daniel Jones’ last as the team’s quarterback.
The Giants are 3-1 in international games with all of their victories coming in England.
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