NFL International Schedule Revealed: Commanders Playing Overseas in 2022?

While the Commanders get to stay home, others will head to foreign soil this coming season

Washington Commanders NFC East Division rival New York Giants are among the 10 teams that will play overseas as part of the NFL's international series. 

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Washington Commanders vs New York Giants

Washington Commanders vs New York Giants

Washington Commanders vs New York Giants

The last remaining team in the NFL to play in London is the Green Bay Packers, and that's who the Giants will face at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in the U.K. 

If facing the Packers on the road wasn't tough enough, doing it on the back of a trip across the ocean promises to only crank up the difficulty level. 

The two teams will face off on October 9, but they aren't the only competition in town this year.

Joining the Giants and Packers in London will be the Minnesota Vikings and New Orleans Saints who play in Tottenham Hotspur on October 2, and then the Denver Broncos who will 'visit' the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium on October 30. 

On November 13, NFL history will be made as the 2020 Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers will bring Tom Brady and company to Munich, Germany where they'll host the Seattle Seahawks at Allianz Arena, the home of the soccer club FC Bayern Munich. 

It'll be the first-ever NFL regular-season game played in Germany, and will take place at 9:30 a.m. ET just like the three games happening in London. 

Finally, Mexico City will host the only divisional matchup on this year's international schedule when the San Francisco 49ers and Arizona Cardinals take the field in Estadio Azteca. 

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Washington Commanders vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Washington Commanders vs Denver Broncos

Washington Commanders vs New Orleans Saints

The good news for the Cardinals is they'll have star wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins back by then, from his six-week suspension for taking performance-enhancing substances.

No, the Washington Commanders won't be playing overseas in 2022 as they play their full slate of home games under a new name and brand, trying to rediscover consistent winning and reconnect with the fan base. 

Still, the NFL has a full schedule of entertaining games to grab the attention of fans at home and around the globe.