NFL owners met in Dallas on Wednesday, hosting annual discussions on a number of league matters as the 2024 playoffs draw near. Among the biggest developments: a historic announcement regarding the NFL’s international plans, a renewed partnership with Nike and new ownership setups for multiple teams.
Here’s a roundup of key takeaways from the meetings:
The NFL is going to Berlin
Germany has hosted at least one regular-season game in three straight seasons, but the country’s capital city will get its first-ever NFL matchup in 2025, with owners approving Wednesday plans to put a game in Olympic Stadium, which was originally constructed for the 1936 Summer Olympics.
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