Why the NFL thinks the world is ready for football

Why the NFL thinks the world is ready for football


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In 2025, the NFL staged a record seven regular-season games overseas as part of its bold international expansion, taking American football to Germany, Spain and Ireland. CNBC’s Tom Chitty goes behind the scenes of that global push, from the streets of Dublin to the turf of Croke Park, exploring how the NFL, local governments and fans worldwide are transforming the sport into a truly international phenomenon.



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