NFL overseas push continues with record seven international games this season

Dublin will see a mouthwatering matchup of veteran quarterback and new Steeler Aaron Rodgers taking on Vikings' rookie signal caller J.J. McCarthy on September 28 in the first regular season game played in Ireland's capital city.
NFL overseas push continues with record seven international games this season

The Pittsburgh Steelers Will Play the Minnesota Vikings at Croke Park in Dublin on Sept. 28

The NFL views international games as a key catalyst in its push to become a "true global sport property" and will hold a record seven international games this season amid growing demand from fans abroad, a top league executive said.

The NFL has long made expanding its fanbase overseas central to its business strategy and said years of groundwork in media and grassroots efforts are paying off as it prepares to play games in five different countries.

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