Yahoo Sports reported Thursday that the NFL does not support a plan by Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers to expand the league's international games schedule, with a league source describing the concept as "nonsensical."
Rodgers, who joined the Steelers in the offseason, had proposed increasing the number of regular-season games played outside the United States. The NFL's leadership reportedly opposes the idea, though further details of the proposal and the league's official stance were not disclosed.
The Steelers recently defeated the Atlanta Falcons, with Rodgers leading the offense. The team's future involvement in international games remains uncertain.
