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The Jacksonville Jaguars and Washington Commanders will host three NFL's three games scheduled to be played in London, England, during the 2026 season, the league announced on Wednesday (February 25).
The Jaguars, who have hosted a record 14 regular-season games in London since 2013, will host games at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and Wembley Stadium as part of their multi-year commitment to appearing in games held in the United Kingdom. The Commanders will also host a game at at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Both teams' opponents, game dates and kickoff times will be revealed during the full 2026 NFL schedule release this spring. London will be among a nine-game international slate that includes four continents, seven countries and eight stadiums, with the league announcing the addition of Paris earlier this month.
The New Orleans Saints have been named as the participating "home" team against an opponent to be named at a later date at the Stade de France, the country's national stadium.
"Bringing a regular season game to Paris in 2026 marks an exciting next step in the continued expansion of the league's global footprint," said NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell via NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. "Paris is one of the world's greatest sporting and cultural cities with tremendous success in hosting global events that unite fans on the biggest stages. Playing our first‑ever regular season game at the impressive Stade de France, together with the New Orleans Saints, underlines our continued global growth ambitions and we look forward to bringing the NFL to our passionate fans in France."