The NFL will announce its remaining 2026 International Games on Wednesday at 9 a.m. ET on Good Morning Football on NFL Network, then release the full 2026 schedule on Thursday at 8 p.m. ET.
The league’s 2026 season will include a record nine international contests, spread across four continents, seven countries and eight stadiums. That makes next year’s overseas slate the most expansive the NFL has ever planned, and it arrives as the league continues to turn its schedule release into a two-day event for fans tracking matchups, travel and potential marquee trips abroad.
The full 2026 NFL Schedule powered by AWS will be available Thursday night, with NFL.com and the NFL app providing team-by-team and weekly listings of every regular-season game. The schedule-making process relies on Amazon Web Services, and the league says it uses high-performance computing workloads to sort through approximately a quadrillion possible combinations while weighing over 26,000 factors to find the best fit.
That scale matters because the international slate is no longer a novelty. A record nine games overseas means more teams, more stadiums and more time zones built into the season, with the NFL trying to balance competitive fairness, travel demands and broadcast appeal at once. The league has not said in this release where all of the games will be played, only that the remaining matchups will be unveiled on Wednesday before the full schedule follows a day later.
Tickets for the games will be available through Ticketmaster, SeatGeek and Sports Illustrated Tickets. Fans who want to follow the buildup can also watch the NFL Channel, which is available on Amazon FireTV, Amazon Prime Video, LG, NFL.com, the NFL App, Peacock, Plex, Pluto, Roku, Samsung, TCL, Tubi, Vizio and Xumo.
The next 48 hours will fill in the last blanks for a season built to stretch farther than any before it. Once the league finishes the remaining international announcements Wednesday morning and drops the full slate Thursday night, the shape of the 2026 season will be set.
