NFL To Play 3 Regular-Season Games Over 5 Years in Brazil Beginning in 2026
The NFL will play three regular-season games over five years in Rio de Janeiro beginning in 2026.
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NFL-Regular-season NFL games heading to Rio de Janeiro from 2026
The NFL will stage at least three regular-season games in Rio de Janeiro over the next five years starting in 2026, the league said on Friday, expanding the league's global reach with its first game at the renowned Maracana Stadium.
Chiefs to get boost with return of Xavier Worthy vs. Ravens - ESPN
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Xavier Worthy, the Kansas City Chiefs' fastest receiver, is expected to play in Sunday's game against the Baltimore Ravens. Coach Andy Reid said Friday that Worthy, who missed the past two games with a right shoulder injury, did well on the practice field in preparation for Sunday's game.
Gunman in NFL HQ building shooting diagnosed with CTE - ESPN
Shane Tamura, the man who killed four people and then himself in a July shooting at the NFL headquarters building, was posthumously diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy, according to a statement from the New York City Officer of the Chief Medical Examiner.
Brazil to host 3 NFL regular-season games over next 5 years - ESPN
The NFL will play three regular-season games over five years in Rio de Janeiro beginning in 2026.
Shedeur Sanders on being Browns' No. 3 QB: 'I'm thankful' - ESPN
BEREA, Ohio — Days before the Browns' preseason finale against the Los Angeles Rams in late August, Shedeur Sanders lined up for a rare practice rep against Cleveland's first-team defense.
Gary Cohen doesn't apologize for ripping Cubs player who skipped game for Charlie Kirk memorial
Virginia Tech TPUSA secretary Jacob Taylor joins 'America's Newsroom' to discuss the rapid growth of Turning Point USA on college campuses following Charlie Kirk's death.
With six NFL teams at 0-3, which one needs a win most? - ESPN
Six teams head into Week 4 of the NFL season without a win, and there's a bright side… and a downside. Two teams will get their first wins (barring the unlikely event of the NFL's first tie since 2022), and two teams will not.