The NFL confirmed longstanding rumors on Wednesday, revealing that the Los Angeles Chargers will play host to the Kansas City Chiefs in São Paulo, Brazil on September 5. In an interesting twist, the Chargers reportedly didn’t protect their “home” game against the Chiefs from international series eligibility,

The NFL schedule for the 2025 season has been announced and not everyone is happy with the match-up for the first international game of the season.

The Los Angeles Chargers will start the 2025 season in Brazil against Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs.

Matt Verderame predicted every AFC team's record following the 2025 schedule release, saying the Bolts will go 9-8 and finish third in the West behind the Chiefs and Denver Broncos. If that wasn't disrespectful enough, Verderame even took a subtle shot at the Bolts' fanbase.

The Kansas City Chiefs will reportedly play the Los Angeles Chargers to open the team’s 2025 season, but you will have to have a passport to be there

After finishing 11-5 in coach Jim Harbaugh's first season, the Chargers enter this season with added expectations of a deep postseason run. They have the league's 12th-hardest schedule based on last season's opponent win percentage (.522), a significant shift from last year, when L.A. went into the season with the league's fifth-easiest schedule.

The Los Angeles Chargers will host a yet to be announced opponent on Sept. 5 in Sao Paulo, Brazil, to start the international slate. Their opponent for the Week 1 matchup will be announced Wednesday. All of the announced international meetings will air on ...