International Games Announced Tomorrow (Hoping We Get One)

[VegasRam]

Usually, getting a game in Europe is one giant pain in the ass. But if you're the "ROAD" team as we would be, it would work in our favor considerably.

The 4 NFC Home Teams hosting are
Green Bay
New Orleans
Tampa Bay
Arizona

We play ALL 4 teams at their house this year. We can EASILY be included in this series and we find out TOMORROW.

Why would it behoove us to get one or two even?
Imagine negating having to go to Lambeau Field, possibly late, and instead of facing a packed house of opposing fans, playing them on neutral field in London? Huge advantage Rams.

Same holds for New Orleans, where playing in the loud Stupiddome has its challenges.

We could avoid Tampa by meeting them in Germany and we can avoid Arizona by meeting them in Mexico.

Not trying to "duck" anybody. We are the World Champs and we'll beat anyBODY, anyTIME, anyWHERE. But avoiding Lambeau especially, and New Orleans secondarily, may have its advantages.

What do you have against old guys?

 

[HX76]

You lot are being very selfish.

I'd suck a dick to see them play in London now I'm back here after missing the other games because I was in Orlando.

I won't swallow though.

That would be too much.

Not many times I don’t want to be in London, but this is one of them.

 

[HX76]

I'll go to a London game regardless (or maybe even Munich but tickets for that will be a bitch to get)

Cos you might get a chance to have a beer with me again?

 

[AvengerRam]

I predict they'll play against the Bucs in Germany. Only because somehow my plans to see them play in Tampa will be ruined.

Don't say that! I'm counting on a Tampa road trip!

 

[OldSchool]

View: https://twitter.com/NFLMedia/status/1521550156851597312

 

[PARAM]

I can't stand the international games. Why do they do it? Are they going to plant a team in London? Mexico City? Munich? For what? Greedy shits. It's all about the money. I was so glad the KC game in 2018 was moved. And what happened? One of the most entertaining games in history. NFL International? Fuck that

 

[AvengerRam]

I can't stand the international games. Why do they do it? Are they going to plant a team in London? Mexico City? Munich? For what? Greedy shits. It's all about the money. I was so glad the KC game in 2018 was moved. And what happened? One of the most entertaining games in history. NFL International? Fuck that

While I'm not quite as visceral about it as you, I agree.

 

[Ramrocket]

I can't stand the international games. Why do they do it? Are they going to plant a team in London? Mexico City? Munich? For what? Greedy shits. It's all about the money. I was so glad the KC game in 2018 was moved. And what happened? One of the most entertaining games in history. NFL International? Fuck that

I have to agree with you (unless there is a plan to bring a Rams game here downunder of course. )

 

[Mackeyser]

You lot are being very selfish.

I'd suck a dick to see them play in London now I'm back here after missing the other games because I was in Orlando.

I won't swallow though.

That would be too much.

DAMMIT!!! Where's the TMI button...

 

[RamUK]

So they have played there a few times, are you telling us you made this happen? J/K

I was in the US every time - I lived there for 14 years.

I shouldn't complain because I got to a load of games including the very last playoff game at The Coliseum against the Cowboys with not a single dick having to be sucked.

 

[BrooklynRam]

No International for us


View: https://twitter.com/NFL_Talk_Sports/status/1521816077231136769?t=4Ln-X0JgtGwZIQezUyn_Vg&s=01

 

[dieterbrock]

No International for us
https://twitter.com/NFL_Talk_Sports/status/1521816077231136769?t=4Ln-X0JgtGwZIQezUyn_Vg&s=01

Not so fast,
I believe Arizona is hosting in Mexico City and opponent is TBA

Probably be against the Cowboys but still a chance…

 

[BrooklynRam]

Not so fast,
I believe Arizona is hosting in Mexico City and opponent is TBA

Probably be against the Cowboys but still a chance…

Good point, I jumped the gun.

 

[bubbaramfan]

Cards vs Whiners in Mexico City, Nov. 21

 

[Mojo Ram]

I can't stand the international games. Why do they do it? Are they going to plant a team in London? Mexico City? Munich? For what? Greedy shits. It's all about the money. I was so glad the KC game in 2018 was moved. And what happened? One of the most entertaining games in history. NFL International? Fuck that

Mexico and Canada are the only viable, practical, rational sites for expansion. Europe is nothing but a cash grab and ludicrous in terms of expansion.

 

[dieterbrock]

I thought there was talk of making the 17th game a neutral site game for all teams and played in stadiums where there's no team?
Or did I just imagine that?

 

[RhodyRams]

I thought there was talk of making the 17th game a neutral site game for all teams and played in stadiums where there's no team?
Or did I just imagine that?

I thought that 1 year the AFC will host the extra game, then the next year the NFC. So maybe they are just giving the NFC the year to host and then make the switch?

 

[dieterbrock]

I thought that 1 year the AFC will host the extra game, then the next year the NFC. So maybe they are just giving the NFC the year to host and then make the switch?

I just haven’t heard anything about that which is why I asked. Seems like they’re more intent on these “global games” instead.
Kind of BS that the afc hosted the extra game last year and this year is the NFC turn, however 4 of the NFC “home games” are the international games

 

[kurtfaulk]

I just haven’t heard anything about that which is why I asked. Seems like they’re more intent on these “global games” instead.
Kind of BS that the afc hosted the extra game last year and this year is the NFC turn, however 4 of the NFC “home games” are the international games

???

every nfc team is playing another nfc team.

.

 

[dieterbrock]

???

every nfc team is playing another nfc team.

.

And every AFC home game last year was a home game, in their home stadium. NFC played true road games.