The NFL is exploring the possibility of hosting regular-season games in Australia, with Sydney and Melbourne showing interest.

Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's recent visit to Sydney has generated excitement for the potential event.

The league aims to host up to eight international games per season outside the US, considering factors like fan support, stadiums, and logistics.

The Los Angeles Rams and Philadelphia Eagles, who hold international marketing rights in Australia, are likely candidates to play.

The NFL has opened an office in Australia and plans a second NFL Academy on the Gold Coast in September to expand its global presence.

Visit Victoria and entertainment giant TEG have shown interest in hosting the game, reflecting NFL's growing popularity in Australia.

The NRL is also expanding in the US, with recent competition games held in Las Vegas.

Despite travel and time zone challenges, the NFL sees Australia as an attractive market to expand its fan base.