International games released - Giants in Germany

Giants Panthers in Munich... ok this time I won't have to invest any time and money in getting tickets. What a yawner.

Most people I know don't care what teams are coming over though. They'd go either way, just to watch an NFL game live. And Munich does have a great stadium, should be a good one for the teams. Will be sold out and people will create a great atmosphere once again.
 
All I can say is thank the lord the Cowboys don't have to play in one of these games. It is a disruption to the team and frankly, it is all about Goodell's stupid plan to conquer the world.
i selfishly want them to play in mexico city one of these years as that is likely the only way I'd go to see them again.
 
That yawner Patriots- Jaguars game may have them leaving early to get the pub for pints.
Same with that Giants-Panthers tilt...add in shots of scotch (or whatever is the favorite spirit in London Town.
 
i selfishly want them to play in mexico city one of these years as that is likely the only way I'd go to see them again.
Mexico City is okay, it the long distance travel to Germany and London that sucks.
 
I went to Jagaurs v Falcons at Wembley last year. We had good tickets Block 142. About half way up on 35 yard line. £165 a ticket
That's $209 when converted to US dollars. That's not a terrible seat at AT&T stadium, but I can't find the individual seat prices.
 
All I can say is thank the lord the Cowboys don't have to play in one of these games. It is a disruption to the team and frankly, it is all about Goodell's stupid plan to conquer the world.
Every team will be required to play in international games over time. The owners agreed to it. The league is granting marketing rights to teams in various regions in Europe. Some rights have been granted to Ghana. Games in Africa cannot be far off. The NFL already knows where the games on TV are already popular in Europe and are trying to expand the audience with live games.
 
I'm waiting until Goodell schedules a game in Pakistan. Or Afghanistan. Gotta build that brand, right Roger ?
 
More of these are coming. Games are usually sell outs will be 2 x games in Dublin, Ireland before the end of the decade - Steelers and Jags will play home games in Croke Park.

There games are popular among team execs. I know that there are multiple teams seeking to become the opponent in these games.
 
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Jaguars now have 2 games in Europe. Back to back weeks.

The move is inevitable.
They will still not overtake Dallas and their worldwide popularity.
Ok, then their players will get to pay massive taxes with a punishing cost of living.

It'll never happen.
 
I googled the ticket prices for the games at Tottenham.... 64 pounds on the low end with a max of 155 pounds. Using current conversion rates, that's $80.96 on the low end, $196.07 on the top end. I'm having trouble locating current single game prices at AT&T for comparison, but I imagine we are paying quite a bit more.
I remember looking for tickets to the Dallas at Miami game last year. Two good ones were available. At the 50 yard line, midway up, $750 each.
 
Ok, then their players will get to pay massive taxes with a punishing cost of living.

It'll never happen.
Professional athletes are exempt from tax in some European countries. Where I live they get 10 years tax free.
 

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