All 32 teams officially part of NFL's global markets program

The National Football League announced an additional expansion of its Global Markets Program (GMP) in 2025, with three further clubs set to join this year. With the additions of the Buffalo Bills, Cincinnati Bengals and Tennessee Titans, all 32 clubs will now officially participate in the program across 21 international markets — as the NFL continues to prioritize global growth, connecting with more fans across markets around the world.

Launched in 2022, the Global Markets Program awards NFL clubs international marketing rights to build brand awareness and fandom beyond the U.S., through fan engagement, events, commercial opportunities and NFL Flag development.

“We’re thrilled to have all 32 clubs a part of the Global Markets Program in 2025,” said NFL Executive Vice President Club Business, Major Events & International Peter O'Reilly. “League-wide club participation in the program underlines the strategic priority both the NFL and its teams share, to invest in global growth. We continue to see strong momentum worldwide and look forward to bringing fans internationally closer to our game, together.”

The latest Global Markets Program updates for 2025 include:

THREE NEW CLUBS:*

• Buffalo Bills: Granted rights in Canada.
• Cincinnati Bengals: Granted rights in Canada.
• Tennessee Titans: Granted rights in Ireland.

NFL clubs can apply for rights to international markets by submitting proposals to the International Committee for review each spring. Clubs are awarded rights for a five-year term through the program and during this period can pursue activities that are consistent with what they can do in their home domestic market, in their awarded international markets.

For more information on the Global Markets Program, visit: https://www.nfl.com/international/global-markets-program.

The 2025 NFL Global Markets Program by club:

*indicates new program addition for 2025