NFL reveals the eight teams and matchups for the four 2017 London games

Saints-Dolphins, Ravens-Jaguars, Vikings-Browns and Cardinals-Rams are all coming to London

The NFL wants football to be a global phenomenon, and the International Series is a big part of that plan. In 2017, four games will be played in England, and on Wednesday the league announced the matchups:

• Saints vs. Dolphins
• Ravens vs. Jaguars
• Vikings vs. Browns
• Cardinals vs. Rams

According to NFLUK, dates have yet to be determined but Saints-Dolphins and Ravens-Jaguars will take place on either Sept. 24 or Oct. 1 in Wembley Stadium. Meanwhile, Vikings-Browns and Cardinals-Rams will kick off on either Oct. 22 or 29 at Twickenham Stadium.

These will be the first regular-season games in London for three teams: Cardinals, Ravens and Browns (though the Cardinals were part of the first-ever London game, back in 1983, but that was a preseason contest).

Cards appeared in 1st NFL game ever played in London, a 1983 preseason game vs MIN at Wembley Stadium; will play Rams in London next year pic.twitter.com/RsS0hU8wom

— Mark Dalton (@CardsMarkD) December 13, 2016

Meanwhile, the Dolphins will play in their fourth London game and the Jaguars will play a home game in London for the fifth straight year. After next season, 26 teams will have played in London since the International Series began in 2007.