The Miami Dolphins are set to make history by playing the NFL's first regular-season game in Madrid, Spain, during the 2025 season. This announcement was made by the league on Friday, highlighting the Dolphins as the designated home team for this landmark event. Dolphins vice chairman, president and CEO Tom Garfinkel expressed enthusiasm for this opportunity, emphasizing the rich football culture in Spain and the team's commitment to growing the sport internationally.

The Dolphins join a select group of teams participating in the league's expanding international schedule, which will see a total of eight games planned for 2025. Other teams scheduled to play internationally include the New York Jets, Cleveland Browns, and Jacksonville Jaguars in London, while the Indianapolis Colts will host a game in Berlin. The Dolphins' involvement reflects the NFL's strategy to enhance its global presence.