Peter O'Reilly, the vice president of the NFL, spoke about the possibility of the Super Bowl being hosted in London in the future.

The NFL has continued its push into international markets this year with regular season games in Brazil and London and one set for Germany next month but on Thursday said it has no near-term plans to hold a Super Bowl outside the United States.

Which team made the more head-scratching move Tuesday? Was it the Jets, who went “all-in” and traded for receiver Davante Adams a week after firing their head coach and one day after

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell was asked about the possibility of a Super Bowl being played outside of the United States, and it sounded like a possibility.

The NFL’s aggressive international growth plan could include holding a Super Bowl outside the United States for the first time.

So far this season the NFL has already played games in Brazil and London, with a game in Germany in the schedule. But that might be just the start for the league. In a recent media appearance, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said it wouldn't surprise him to see the league play a game in Ireland in