Packers' Munich Dreams Dashed, Lions Keep Home Field

0:00It's April 23rd. You're listening to NFL News today, AI-powered NFL coverage. Packer Spans hold up no international showdown with the Detroit Lions and Munich during the 2026 regular season. Team President Ed Policy spilled that the Lions locked it down as a home game at Ford Field, killing any neutral side dreams for that NFC North clash. Policy got the word straight from someone in the Lions camp, though nothing's official yet. He even said he'd love taking that robbery overseas, but it ain't happening based on what he knows. Lions protecting him makes total sense. They only get three home divisional games, an Munich matchup would flip the script in a tight race, handing. Rivals like Green Bay and Edge on Foreign turf. Packers are set to rock all nine home games right at Lambo Field, no exceptions. The one other overseas shot? A possible road trip against the New Orleans Saints in Paris, but policy hasn't locked that in either. Lions will host somebody at FC Bayern Munich Stadium that year, while the full NFL schedule drops next month. After that Brazil opener

1:04lost to the Eagles back in 2024, Packer's eyes stay peeled for global gigs that actually pop.