
The International Fan of the Year contest is back, with applications now open!
The International Fan of the Year title celebrates extraordinary fans globally who inspire others with their passion for the game and have been a rallying force across their family, friends and local community through fandom.
Fans can now nominate themselves to represent the New York Jets as our 2025 NFL International Fan of the Year at nfl.com/fanoftheyear. Please note that for the international contest, you cannot nominate other fans.
Each of the 32 clubs will select an International Fan of the Year to represent their team at the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Ultimate NFL International Fan of the Year — the most impactful international fan across all 32 teams — will be awarded and named onsite at the 2026 NFL Draft.
Last year, Olivia Peebles was named the Jets International Fan of the Year, representing the team at Green Bay during the 2025 NFL Draft. The year previous, Frazer Campbell won the inaugural contest, representing the Jets out in Detroit at the 2024 NFL Draft.
Whether a long-time die-hard who doesn’t miss a game, or a recent devotee to the green and white who is spreading positivity in your local community, we welcome every application from as many Jets fans as possible.
The submission window for the contest opened Aug. 14, 2025 and will remain open through 11:59 PM ET on Nov. 17, 2025, following the conclusion of the 2025 International Games. All 32 international nominees will be announced on Feb. 23, 2026.
Nominate yourself now at nfl.com/fanoftheyear.
FIVE KEY GAMES IN THE JETS 2025 SCHEDULE

With Training Camp approaching quickly, the 2025 New York Jets season is starting to come into focus. Preseason games are just a month away, with the season opener at MetLife Stadium on September 7th marking the end of the long wait for football.
The Jets’ 17-game schedule includes a number of mouth-watering matchups, from division rivals to overseas excursions. Let’s take a look at five games worth marking on your calendar now.
Week 1 – New York Jets vs Pittsburgh Steelers – Sunday 7th September – 6pm BST
Just the words ‘home opener’ are enough to make this an exciting date for Jets fans, but this particular matchup comes laden with must-see storylines.
It’ll be a first start in green and white for new Jets quarterback Justin Fields, and against his former team at that. Fields went 4-2 as the Steelers starter in 2024 and will no doubt be keen to make a major impression in front of his new home crowd.
On the other side, a familiar face for Jets fans. Aaron Rodgers will make his MetLife Stadium return, this time in the black and gold of the Steelers in his first game for his own new team. After spending two seasons as his teammates, the Jets defence will be tasked with stopping the future Hall of Famer instead.
Alongside all of that, it’ll be Aaron Glenn’s first game as the Jets new head coach, and a chance for fans to see what the 2025 iteration of the team will look like. At the UK-friendly start time of 6pm, this is a Sunday well worth keeping free.
Week 4 – Miami Dolphins vs New York Jets – Tuesday 30th September – 12:30am BST (Monday Night Football)
After two years of primetime-heavy schedules, the Jets get a break from the consistent late-night matchups in 2025, with a whopping 13 games kicking off at 1pm ET and just two in the traditional primetime slots.
The first of those two comes in week four, when the Jets travel to Miami to take on their division rivals on Monday Night Football. The team will no doubt be relieved to avoid an early season afternoon matchup in the Miami heat, although fans in the UK will need to be savvy about their sleep schedule in order to watch along.
The reward for the late-night viewing though is an enticing divisional game against a Dolphins team keen to return to winning ways after missing the playoffs in 2024. The Jets beat the Dolphins in the final matchup of the season in January, ending a four-game skid against their rivals, and a victory on national television in Miami could be a signature early moment for Aaron Glenn’s new look squad.
There is history in this matchup too. 25 years ago, the Jets famously came back from a 30-7 deficit in the fourth quarter of a Monday Night Football matchup in Miami, eventually earning the win 40-37 in overtime. The game has gone down in Jets folklore as the ‘Monday Night Miracle’, and is widely viewed as one of the most unlikely comebacks in NFL history. Could the Jets find some similar magic of their own a quarter of a century later?
Week 6 – New York Jets vs Denver Broncos – Sunday 12th October – 2:30pm BST (London Game)
You knew we had to include this one! The Jets will make their third foray to London in five years and fourth visit ever, but for the first time they will be the designated (home) team in the country’s capital.
Remarkably, it will be the sixth consecutive season in which they will play the Denver Broncos, with the team’s fortunes mirroring one another at various times in recent years. The 2025 Broncos come into the season with high expectations, having earned their first winning record since 2016 at 10-7 last year behind rookie quarterback Bo Nix.
For fans here in the UK and Ireland, the matchup represents an exciting chance to get together and watch their team in action. Alongside the on-field drama at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, we are planning a number of exciting fan activations in the days leading up, with further details to be announced in the coming weeks.
Tickets remain available to the London Game through the New York Jets Fan Club membership programme – MVP members can access tickets in categories 2, 3 and 4 through the membership portal now.
Week 12 – Baltimore Ravens vs New York Jets – Sunday 23rd November – 6:00pm GMT
The Jets fourth and final matchup with AFC North opponents will arguably be their toughest, as they travel to M&T Bank Stadium to take on the back-to-back division champion Baltimore Ravens.
Victors in only 2 of their 12 previous matchups, the Jets will need to be at their very best to get a result out of this game. At this point in the season however, the landscape of the league will have settled down a little and if the Jets find themselves in playoff contention then there will be fewer tougher tests than this one.
Leading the way for Baltimore will be Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry, who lead a potent air and ground attack that presents a unique challenge to the Jets defence. On the other side of the ball, things don’t get much easier, with Kyle Hamilton and the newly acquired Jaire Alexander leading a ball-hawking secondary.
A stern test for any team looking to prove their credentials in a loaded AFC conference.
Week 17 – New York Jets vs New England Patriots – Sunday 28th December – 6:00pm GMT
The Jets finish their season with back-to-back divisional matchups, starting with a home finale against the Patriots and ending with a trip up to Buffalo to take on the Bills.
The first of the two could serve as a good barometer for the Jets season as a whole, with the Patriots likely entering the season with similar hopes and expectations for their team in 2025.
With quarterback Drake Maye entering his second season, the Pats will hope for a step forward in performances after going 4-13 in 2024, as a young roster looks to establish itself in much the same way that the Jets will look to build around their core.
Whether this game has playoff ramifications or not, Jets fans will always be keen to put one past their old enemies, making this a late-season game to keep an eye on as the 2025 campaign progresses.
There are plenty more eye-opening matchups on the schedule below, let us know which games you’ll be tuning in for, whether from overseas or thanks to a trip out to the US!
HOW TO GET JETS LONDON GAMES TICKETS WITH NY JETS FC

The New York Jets are coming to London on October 12th, and you can be there too to cheer on the green and white!
Through our one-of-a-kind international membership programme, New York Jets Fan Club, we are delighted to be able to offer fans exclusive access to London Games tickets.
There remain two distinct membership tiers, but these have now changed based on feedback from our existing membership. Our premium ‘MVP’ tier is now £24.99 or €26.99 per year, and includes exclusive access to Jets London Game tickets that are now available on a ‘first-come, first-served’ basis within the membership portal.
There are a limited number of tickets remaining across Categories 3 and 4, with fans able to secure up to four tickets per person. Simply enter the number of tickets at the desired category and they will be reserved in your name. You will receive an email with further details on claiming these tickets – emails with purchase links will be sent out in early June.
Fans will not be able to choose their exact seats, but will be able to see them before completing the payment process. Any tickets that are not claimed will be released to other fan club members in mid-June.
We are also delighted to be running a London Game ticket purchase ballot alongside this, with another limited number of tickets available to fans who enter this ballot. MVP members will get 10 entries per person, enhancing their chances of being able to purchase further tickets to the game as required.
The results of this ballot will be revealed in June, with successful entries contacted by email with a special link to purchase from Ticketmaster. If these tickets are not claimed, they will be released to a different ballot entry.
Alongside these London Game benefits, MVP members can access a 15% discount on the full-season NFL Game Pass International product through DAZN, a 25% discount on Jets merchandise and much much more!
The free ‘Rookie’ tier is still available to fans too, and members at this tier will be able to enter the purchase ballot for the chance to get London Game tickets, enjoy a 15% discount on Jets merchandise alongside access to exclusive events and giveaways!
We are planning a number of fan events and activities around the game in London, with further details being made available on our London Game landing page or via our UK and Ireland social media channels between now and October.
Make sure to check out the full range of available benefits in the portal now, or sign up on our home page to get started!
NEW YORK JETS 2025 SCHEDULE REVEALED

The New York Jets released their 2025 NFL regular season schedule on Wednesday night, revealing all 17 matchups that will come to define their fortunes and fans sleeping habits.
The Jets will celebrate their “Sweet 16” season at MetLife Stadium — their 16th year of calling the Meadowlands venue their home — and they will get the party started for first-year head coach Aaron Glenn, first-year Jets QB Justin Fields and all the new and returning members of the Green & White with a pair of games against two of the NFL’s toughest foes.
AG’s tenure as HC will begin Sunday, Sept. 7, against the Pittsburgh Steelers, and an intriguing sidebar to the Jets’ restart under AG and GM Darren Mougey will be the quarterback storyline. Justin Fields is set to step under center and then run and throw with abandon in his first start as the Jets’ QB after spending the first six games last season as the Steelers’ starter.
And who will the Pittsburgh signal-caller be? Rumors continue to swirl that Aaron Rodgers, the Jets’ QB the previous two seasons, will sign with the Black & Gold. But unless and until that happens, the Steelers QB depth chart contains veterans Mason Rudolph and Skylar Thompson and sixth-round rookie Will Howard, who like Fields is a product of the dynamic Ohio State program.
The following Sunday, Sept. 14, Buffalo comes calling, and that means all hands on the defensive deck to try to contain NFL MVP Josh Allen and the Bills offense, not to mention sacking the elusive quarterback several times and creating turnovers if possible. The Bills have taken over as the cream of the AFC East with double-digit wins and playoff berths in each of the past six seasons, and Glenn’s Jets certainly want to sour their longtime rivals’ start to the ’25 season.
The Jets will open with two home games for only the second time since 2011. It’s a splendid opportunity for the Green & White to fire up the home fans for what lies ahead from there.
After a two-game road trip to the state of Florida, the Jets return for three consecutive home games, the first two against two more formidable foes. First Dallas, this year’s “17th opponent” from the NFC East, comes to North Jersey, and QB Dak Prescott is expected to be fully rehabbed and leading the Cowboys into battle on Oct. 5.
The second home match in this group is in name only because the Jets will fly “across the pond” to play in their fourth London game since 2015, this time serving as the host side against Denver at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The Broncos will go to London Town with an up-and-coming QB of their own, second-year man Bo Nix, who eked out the second win of his NFL starting career over the Jets by 10-9 at MetLife Stadium in Week 4 last year. Nix improved each week and ultimately guided Denver into the playoffs as the AFC’s quintessential dark horse seventh seed.
Tickets for the London Game will go on sale at a date to be confirmed, but international fans should sign up to New York Jets Fan Club, our international membership programme, to give themselves the best chance at securing their spot.
The Jets will not take their bye week or even an extra day off after London. They’ll fly home and get right into their Week 7 preparations to host Carolina at MetLife on Oct. 19. This will be only the Panthers’ fourth road game against the Jets and their first in eight years at MetLife, or since a sunny, windy affair in 2017 that the Jets lost, 35-27.
That will make it five home games in the first seven weeks of the season and then, with the Cleveland Browns visiting Nov. 9, six home games in the first nine games. The last time the Jets opened with that much home exposure in their first seven and nine games was 1964, when the Weeb Ewbank Jets were embarking on their first campaign in their new Queens, NY, digs at Shea Stadium.
The Jets’ nine-game home slate fractures into two distinct pieces. It’s never helpful to think in terms of “stronger” and “weaker” schedules, but it is true that the Jets’ first four home foes compiled a 40-28 record (.588 schedule strength) last season and three of the four reached the postseason.
If they can stand firm through those first four games, their last five — against Carolina and Cleveland, followed by Atlanta on Nov. 30, Miami on Dec. 7 and New England led by new HC Mike Vrabel on Dec. 28 — could help provide a productive closing kick, as that quintet combined for a 28-57 record (.491) and no playoff berths last season.
For fans in the United Kingdom and Ireland, the schedule-makers appear to have been far kinder to sleep plans in 2025, with a whopping 13 games in the 6pm window, a further game at 2:30pm in London and just two ‘prime time’ games that will kick-off past midnight: MNF week four against Miami and TNF week 11 against New England.
NEW YORK JETS TO PLAY DENVER BRONCOS IN LONDON ON OCTOBER 12

The Jets are returning to North London in 2025 and will host the Denver Broncos — in Week 6 action at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The game will kick off at 14:30 BST and will mark the Jets’ third game at Tottenham’s stadium in five seasons.
After dropping one-score decisions to the Minnesota Vikings, 23-17, last October, and the Atlanta Falcons, 27-20, in 2021, the Green & White will look to secure their second win in London and first at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
The Jets-Broncos series has become a frequent occurrence as the two AFC clubs will clash for a sixth consecutive season and eighth time in nine years.
In two previous career meetings against the Broncos, new Jets QB Justin Fields hit on 75% of his passes for 452 yards with 5 TDs and 1 INT. Garrett Wilson, who became one of five wideouts to record 80 catches and 1,000 yards in each of his first three seasons, will likely see a lot of 2024 NFL Defensive Player of the Year Patrick Surtain II in the UK matchup.
GM Darren Mougey, who was hired by the Jets on Jan. 25, spent the previous 12 seasons with the Broncos. Starting as a scouting intern in 2012, Mougey was a personnel and scouting assistant (2013), a college and pro personnel scout (2014), an area scout (2015-19), the assistant director of college scouting (2020) and the director of player personnel (2021).
This year’s London game will be the seventh game played by the Jets outside the United States. In the regular season, the Jets are 2-2 on the international stage, both Ws as road teams: by 19-13 over the Bills in Toronto in 2009 before a 27-14 takedown of the Dolphins at Wembley Stadium in 2015.
The Jets are 18-23-1 all-time vs. the Broncos and 8-10-1 when designated the home club in the series.
As part of the NFL’s Global Markets Program, the Jets hold marketing rights in the United Kingdom. The initiative awards NFL clubs international marketing rights to build brand awareness and fan support beyond the US, through fan engagement, events and commercial opportunities.
International fans can sign up to New York Jets Fan Club, our international membership programme, to get exclusive information and access to London Game tickets once made available.
The NFL will feature a record seven international games in 2025 with three in London: two at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and a third at Wembley Stadium, where the Jacksonville Jaguars will play a home game as part of a multi-year partnership. The NFL will also play regular-season games in São Paulo, Brazil at Corinthians Arena; in Dublin, Ireland at Croke Park; at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, home to Real Madrid C.F., in Madrid, Spain; and in Berlin, Germany at the Olympic Stadium.
Since the NFL started playing internationally in 2005, a total of 55 international regular-season games have been staged with London (39), Toronto (6), Mexico City (5), Germany (4) and Brazil (1) all playing host to NFL teams.
EALING FIELDS COMPLETE HISTORIC THREE-PEAT TO WIN LONDON GIRLS FLAG LEAGUE

Ealing Fields High School won a historic third consecutive title, as the 2025 New York Jets NFL Girls Flag League presented by Nike concluded last week with an entertaining finals day under the sun in London.
In the third year of competition in the UK’s capital, a record 28 schools and 280+ girls took part in the league across six weeks of competition, with separate divisions in West, East and South London all battling it out.
The top 12 qualifying schools came together on Friday at Chiswick RFC, with a small round-robin pool format preceding the semi-finals and final. Ealing Fields and Turing House went unbeaten to set up the grand final, with the two-time winners proving their quality by coming out on top 34-0.
The overall quality of play was extremely high throughout the day, despite a number of teams and participants only picking up the sport for the very first time this year.
Alongside the 2025 trophy and medals, the Ealing Fields team earned invites to the New York Jets game in London later this year, and will now have a chance to represent the United Kingdom in the Continental NFL Flag Series later this year too.
The Jets reaffirmed their commitment to growing participation in NFL Flag this year, expanding the league in London and adding a new league in Ireland – the first of its kind – to ensure that more girls are taking up the sport than ever before. As Flag Football prepares for its debut at the 2028 Olympic Games, the profile continues to grow both domestically in the United States and internationally in new markets.
Keep your eyes peeled on our website later this year as plans will be set in motion for 2026 to be even bigger and better for Jets Flag Football in the UK and Ireland!
HOW TO WATCH THE 2025 NFL DRAFT

The 2025 NFL Draft will kick off this evening in Green Bay, Wisconsin, as the annual selection of college players takes place over seven rounds and 257 selections.
The New York Jets have eight selections in the draft in total, starting with the 7th overall pick in the first round. Their previous first round selections include Olu Fashanu (2024), Will McDonald (2023), Sauce Gardner, Garrett Wilson and Jermaine Johnson (all 2022).
On Friday, rounds 2 and 3 will take place, before the draft concludes on Saturday with rounds 4-7.
You can follow all of the action from Green Bay in a number of ways.
Sky Sports will be showing the full draft on television, with day one on Sky Sports Main Event, Action and Mix, day two on Sky Sports Action and Mix, and day three on Sky Sports Action.
NFL GamePass subscribers can catch all three days of the draft through DAZN, whilst talkSPORT will be hosting a studio show during round one that will be broadcast live on talkSPORT 2 and YouTube.
We will cover every selection of the draft on our own social media channels, with further analysis in the days and weeks that follow!
LARKIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE WIN INAUGURAL JETS NFL GIRLS FLAG LEAGUE IN IRELAND

The New York Jets are thrilled to announce that Larkin Community College have been crowned as the first-ever champions of its Jets NFL Girls Flag league in Ireland. The team claimed the trophy with a 26-6 victory over St Mary’s Holy Faith Glasnevin in an exciting Championship Day held at the Sport Ireland Campus.
Launched on March 4th, the league is the first of its kind to be established in the country and aims to increase access to and participation in sports by girls across Dublin. Together, participants plan and execute winning plays, building life-long psychological skills in strategy, communication, and resilience, and playing the sport can contribute to improved mental wellbeing.
Yesterday’s Championship Day marked the conclusion of the league’s first season, during which 80 girls (aged 12-15) from eight schools across Dublin competed in five weeks of fixtures. Championship Day featured the final two rounds of action-packed league action, with teams divided into two pools. Seeds 5-8 competed in the Plate Bracket, while seeds 1-4 battled it out in the Championship Bracket.
Alongside the first-place trophy for Larkin Community College, there were also individual accolades to recognise outstanding performances throughout the league’s duration. Vanessa (Safety) from Ardscoil La Salle was awarded Defensive MVP, while Holly (Quarterback/Wide Receiver) from St. Louis High School was awarded Offensive MVP.
Away from the field, the celebratory event also featured a host of additional activities to make the day extra special for the girls, such as personalised hair braiding, a BBQ food truck, combine drills, and the creation of a Jets Player Passport.
“On behalf of the entire Jets family, we would like to extend a huge thank you and congratulations to all the girls who have competed in our first-ever Jets NFL Girls Flag league in Ireland,” said Jesse Linder, Jets Vice President of Community Relations. “To see how far their Flag Football skills have come over the past five weeks is simply incredible, and we hope this is just the start of their journey in the sport. Finally, a special congratulations to Larkin Community College on their well-deserved victory.”
The Jets NFL Girls Flag league is the latest activation by the team in the country since April 2024, when the franchise was awarded the right to expand its brand and activities in the country as part of the NFL’s ‘Global Markets Program’ (GMP). Following a hugely successful first year, the Jets are already planning their growth ambitions for the league in 2026 and beyond.
The 26-team London league is underway, pausing now for a several week break over the Easter school holidays. Check out our dedicated Girls Flag page for photos, video and standings from this year’s leagues!
NEW YORK JETS TO LAUNCH FIRST-EVER NFL GIRLS FLAG LEAGUE IN IRELAND

- The Jets welcomed 80 girls aged 12-15 from schools across Dublin to the Sport Ireland Campus for the launch of the league – the first of its kind in Ireland.
- Participants were joined at the all-day event by Jets players Quincy Williams and Isaiah Davis, members of the Irish Wolfhounds Flag Football Team and Lord Mayor of Dublin Emma Blain.
- Fast-paced and accessible for all, flag football is one of the fastest growing sports globally with women and girls driving some of the largest growth in participation.
DUBLIN — Mar. 4, 2025 — The New York Jets are delighted to announce the launch of their new Jets NFL Girls Flag league in Dublin, Ireland ahead of International Women’s Day.
Eighty girls (aged 12-15) from eight schools across Dublin joined the team for the league’s all-day launch event at the Sport Ireland Campus. The league is the first of its kind to be established in the country and aims to increase access to and participation in sports by girls across the city.
The launch kicked off by welcoming the girls into the Jets growing international family with a panel discussion hosted by Her Sport Founder, Niamh Tallon. Featuring the colours and sounds of a game day at MetLife Stadium, the panel introduced the girls to the unique Jets fan culture before discussing the global popularity of flag football and the positive impact of taking part.
Niamh was joined on stage for the discussion by special quests: Quincy Williams (Jets Linebacker), Eli Hodges (Jets Director of Community Relations and Youth Football), Afia Law (NFL International Flag Football Development), and Megan Howe and Helen Smyth from the Irish Wolfhounds Flag Football Team.
Following the panel, Isaiah Davis (Jets Running Back) joined the girls in fun skill-based activity stations such as Quarterback net, table tennis, and digital photobooth before the girls were presented with their official Nike league kits. In the afternoon, the girls took to the field to participate in a host of NFL Flag related drills and skills before the competitive action got under way with the first round of league fixtures.
Flag football is the non-contact version of American Football and is inclusive and accessible for all. The sport will officially be included in the LA 2028 Olympic Games program, led by efforts of the International Federation of American Football (IFAF) and supported by the NFL.
Starting at the launch event on Tuesday, March 4th, all 80 girls will participate across five weeks of league matches, before going head-to-head in a final Championship Event on Tuesday, April 8th. Together, the girls plan and execute winning plays, building life-long psychological skills in strategy, communication, and resilience, and playing the sport can contribute to improved mental wellbeing.
“We are delighted to be announcing the launch of our new Jets NFL Girls Flag league here in Dublin and welcoming 80 new girls into our growing family in Ireland,” said Jesse Linder, Jets Vice President of Community Relations. “Creating opportunities to grow girls’ participation in sport is a key priority for the Jets, both at home and in our international markets. NFL Flag provides the perfect platform to support this ambition, teaching skills and providing benefits both on and off the field. Spending time in Dublin this week, we can see and feel the excitement around our sport and hope the league can play a part in engaging a new generation of girls with the Jets and the NFL.”
“It was a pleasure to attend the launch of the Jets NFL Girls Flag league,” said Afia Law, NFL International Flag Football Development. “Female participation in flag football is growing around the world and initiatives such as these run by the Jets are a key component of the sports success. The passion and enthusiasm on display was infectious and I wish the girls the best of luck in the league’s inaugural year.”
“The positive impacts of female participation in sport at a young age are powerful and lasting and this is why, as Lord Mayor, I have prioritised the promotion and participation of women and girls in sport,” said Emma Blain, Lord Mayor of Dublin. “The league launched by the Jets is a fantastic moment to be part of and will provide an inclusive and safe environment for girls to enjoy sport across Dublin.”
The launch of the league represents the latest activation by the Jets in Ireland since April 2024 when the franchise was awarded the right to expand its brand and activities in the country as part of the NFL’s ‘Global Markets Program’ (GMP).
In 2024, the team enlisted Love Island star and former Irish rugby union player Greg O’Shea to announce the first-ever New York Jets live NFL Draft pick from Dublin and hosted their first-ever official Ireland watch party at Buskers on the Ball for the team’s Week 14 clash against the Miami Dolphins in December.
Irish fans can stay up-to-date on the latest news about the New York Jets and hear about their upcoming activities by visiting www.nyjetsinternational.com. Follow them on social platforms, @NYJetsinUKandIE on X and @newyorkjetsinuk on Instagram for more information.
OLIVIA PEEBLES NAMED JETS 2024 INTERNATIONAL FAN OF THE YEAR!

The New York Jets are delighted to announce that Olivia Peebles has been named the New York Jets nominee for the 2024 International NFL Fan of the Year award!
Olivia’s passion for the team and advocacy for women’s representation in the sport made her a standout candidate, and she will be attending the 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay, Wisconsin as a representative of the Jets.
At the bottom of the page, you can check out the moment that Olivia was given the news by Jets punter Thomas Morstead. She is the Jets second International Fan of the Year, following in the footsteps of Frazer Campbell in 2023.
It was an extremely strong year of applicants to the International Fan of the Year programme, and the Jets thank all fans who took the time to send off their nomination.
The International Fan of the Year title celebrates extraordinary fans globally who inspire others with their passion for the game and have been a rallying force across their family, friends and local community through fandom.
In its second year, the program has expanded beyond the U.S. to nine eligible international markets this season — with the additions of Brazil, Spain and Ireland — to honor fans from around the world who use American football as a platform for inspiration and change, showcasing their love of the game.
32 nominees, have been chosen from eight nations (up from six in the program’s inaugural year) including Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Mexico and the U.K.
The Ultimate NFL International Fan of the Year will be named onsite at the 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
To help grow international fandom around the world, clubs can participate in the NFL’s Global Markets Program — an initiative that awards NFL clubs international marketing rights to build brand awareness and fandom beyond the U.S., through fan engagement, events and commercial opportunities. Currently 25 clubs participate in the program across 19 international markets, showcasing the continued appetite to reach NFL fans across the globe.
To celebrate the program’s inaugural season which garnered over 11,200 nominations, 2023 International Fans representing each of the 32 teams attended the 2024 NFL Draft — where Dallas Cowboys’ Fan of the Year Eduardo Flores was proudly crowned the 2023 Ultimate International Fan of the Year.
For more on the NFL’s International Fan of the Year, visit: nfl.com/intlfanoftheyear
