The NFL is adding Ireland to its international slate in 2025, as the league continues to try to expand internationally.

The Steelers will host the NFL's first regular-season game in Dublin, Ireland at Croke Park in 2025, the league announced.

Dublin will host Ireland's first-ever NFL regular-season game when the Pittsburgh Steelers play at Croke Park in Dublin in 2025, the league announced Friday.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are headed to Dublin. The NFL announced its latest expansion of international football will land in Ireland this fall with the six-time Super Bowl champion franchise playing a team that will be named later. Croke Park will host the regular season contest that does not have a date or time yet.

A former commissioner is believed to be behind the rule, and his reasoning — reportedly — didn’t have much to do with safety.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been confirmed as the designated team for the first-ever NFL regular season game to be played in Ireland in 2025 at the iconic Croke Park; the announcement comes days afte

The NFL is looking to expand the regular season to meet fans' demands for more football, but the players' union doesn't appear to share that same enthusiasm.

Last year, Howell said this about the possibility of expanding to an 18-game regular season: "It sounds attractive. Who doesn’t want to see more football, myself included?" On Wednesday, Howell made it clear that plenty don't want to see more football.

Leaders of the NFL Players Association made it clear Wednesday that adding an 18th game to the NFL’s regular season is still a non-starter for the majority of the roughly 2,000 players on NFL rosters.

The NFL and its owners seem to favor an eventual move to an 18-game season. The players, on the other hand, don't appear to be interested in such a