The NFL revealed a new plan for its international series last year, announcing that at least four games will be played in different countries each year. Beginning next season, the NFC and AFC will alternate years where four teams in one conference will host international games. The NFC kicks things off with four teams playing a home game internationally next season, and in 2023, the AFC will have its turn to play four-plus international home games.
The Rams aren’t one of the four NFC teams that will play a home game abroad in 2022, but there’s still a chance they’ll play outside the U.S. next season.
The Cardinals, Saints, Packers and Buccaneers all have two things in common: They’ll each host an international game next season, and the Rams are scheduled to face all of them on the road. That means it’s possible the Rams will face one of those teams in an international matchup. The Cardinals will play in Mexico, the Buccaneers are heading to Germany and the Packers and Saints will play one game each in London.
