Every European game, in order
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Sun 4 Oct
14:30 BST Colts v Commanders Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, LondonThe series opener, at the purpose-built NFL pitch under the Spurs turf.
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Sun 11 Oct
14:30 BST Eagles v Jaguars Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, LondonJacksonville's annual London fixture — the closest thing the city has to a home team.
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Sun 18 Oct
14:30 BST Texans v Jaguars Wembley Stadium, LondonThe Jaguars again, a week later, this time at Wembley.
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Sun 25 Oct
13:30 GMT Steelers v Saints Stade de France, ParisUK clocks go back that morning — check twice before you set an alarm.
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Sun 8 Nov
14:30 GMT Bengals v Falcons Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid15:30 CET for Spanish fans.
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Sun 15 Nov
14:30 GMT Patriots v Lions Allianz Arena, Munich15:30 CET. Germany's game of the year, and the loudest crowd of the series if the last few are any guide.
Kickoff times are as scheduled and occasionally shift — we flag any change in the newsletter the week before.
Two more dates outside Europe
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Thu 10 Sept
01:20 BST Patriots at Seahawks Season kickoff game, SeattleA Super Bowl LX rematch to open the season — and yes, that's 1:20am if you're in the UK. This is the sort of night we exist for.
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Fri 11 Sept
01:35 BST 49ers v Rams Melbourne Cricket Ground, AustraliaThe first regular-season NFL game ever played in Australia.
Going to one of them?
Six good Sundays. Then eighteen bad ones.
The international games are the easy part. For the other four months of the season, the NFL happens while Europe sleeps: the Sunday late window kicks off at 21:25 UK time, Sunday Night Football at 01:20, and Monday Night Football finishes around breakfast on Tuesday.
That's the gap this newsletter fills. Every Monday at 07:00 UK time, you get the whole weekend — every result with the story behind it, the plays everyone's arguing about, the injuries that matter, and which games are worth losing sleep over next week.