Sean Gentile

I think the NFL wants to dominate the conversation as much as possible.

So if that's an early window in the Eastern time zone, it is.

And here's the thing.

Their ideal is to expand into more markets.

They just handed out international marketing rights yesterday to Italy.

I think a few teams have, like the Browns and the Saints and some others are in there.

They were, like, looking at India.

They were mentioning a few other countries yesterday.

Like, they were going to continue to expand their footprint.

And we're going to get games, you know,

they're in Australia this year I think we're eventually going to get a game in like Japan I think that's going to happen at some point we might get a game you know we're going to get more European games we're going to probably get a game in you know Italy and stuff like that eventually but they're just going to keep expanding their footprint man and that's what they want to do so at some point what's going to end up happening is every single team is going to play an international game every year and you know they're going to alternate each year you know losing a home game and

going and basically losing a true road game.

So we'll see how it goes.

But absolutely, in an 18-game season, every single team will go international at least once.

That is 100% going to happen.

Thank you, Nick.

Appreciate the time.

Safe travels back to the Berg.

Thanks for having me on, Austin.

Appreciate it as always, man.