The National Football League is in the midst of a slow, sustained rollout of its product into international territories in hopes that the American game of football can become a globally known product with world-renowned stars. Unfortunately its efforts in Mexico and Latin America might be stifled after this coming year.
For now, the NFL has a single game scheduled for the regular season in Mexico City to be hosted at Estadio Azteca between the Los Angeles Chargers and the Kansas City Chiefs. However, word has leaked that the funds used to bring in such international sporting exhibitions—which also includes Formula 1 racing—will no longer be available after 2019.