EVERYTHING That Goes into Preparing a Stadium for an NFL Game In Germany | NFL Explained 

It is amazing how music makes an impression across the world.

@@dr.davidenglish778 it was awesome 🏈👍💯🙋‍♀️

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Qatar World Cup was playing songs for the different country fanbases if they won. Was really hoping to hear Country Roads for the Americans after the Iran game.

@ronza A you little ****

This is exactly the point I make about the recent bills bengals game. NFL can’t just make a quick emotional decision to cancel the game. It’s such a big logistical op to re schedule or just a waste to cancel. Needed to take into consideration lots of factors before a decision was made

Just about any logistical challenge can be overcome……..it just takes $$$. And that’s what the NFL has plenty of.

you should watch the dhl F1 logistics video, that's pretty incredible as well!

@@dead_redux I have, been an F1 fan for a while now.

I want to do see the World Series baseball and NBA basketball being done personally. I would love to see like a switch over between one team to a different team in same stadium. Like from Clippers to Lakers transition. I know they change the whole floors and other things.

Except you're playing at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, bringing NFL logistics and requirements to the stadium is an orchestrated chaos because they have to bring more stuffs and create more spaces for players and officials. Even when they played at Wembley they struggled because Wembley is designed as a football stadium, not NFL

To think they have to undo EVERYTHING at the end of the game.

This was their first time. London already seen NFL. London rather have soccer save some die hard NFL fans. 😂

American football is more popular in Germany than it is in the uk in general

@@xflare2724But still popular in UK regardless

Well yes of course it takes alot of work to make a game happen, however this is a big difference from making a game at a traditional NFL statium happen, its much easier then this. Still takes a long ass time either way tho

The Vikings released one a few days ago on their own RU-vid channel

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It’s almost like both sports are amazing and the name confusion was just an unfortunate coincidence.

@@zachrobinson8357 they are both cool sports. But the name confusion wasnt coincidence. Its because they come from the same sport. Along with Rugby(also can be called football).

So much agreed.. I just discovered this video myself and my respect for the NFL as a company really shot up.

2:33 Can we say deep _mutual_ respect here? I am SO loving that part!

It will definitely continue until 2025. The Kansas City Chiefs, New England Patriots, Carolina Panthers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers secured the marketing rights for the world's best football league in Germany. That means these teams play a home game in Germany.

I wish Green Bay would've gone to Munich, Germany instead of Tottenham in England. Though that took forever as our team is so popular and iconic and the oldest in football and sold out 80,000 seats for the next 30 years, we had leverage to hold out and not give up coveted home games. However, Wisconsin is known to be a the main German settled state with so many people's families/ancestors coming over. I'm like 98% German...my dad's side is 100% with my great-great grandparents coming over. My last name, Konz, is a city in Germany. They settled in places which they named after German cities and towns like New Holstein, Kiel, New Berlin, etc. Packer fans are not only found in almost truly world-wide and travel probably top 2 of any NFL teams whether it be nationally (within the U.S.) or internationally; our fans can even up or take over the away/visiting stadium and turn it into more like a home game which is huge when you hear the shouting and screaming during your opponent's defense, quiet for our offense, and eruptive cheers during fantastic plays like sacks, interceptions, recovered fumbles, and touchdowns. The team's first overseas game in at Tottenham near London showed how the fans turned that into a home game atmosphere for the Packers as chants of "Go Pack Go" could be heard loudly and often, which was awesome to hear and see outside of the States.

in Frankfurt they will have much more trouble than in Munich. Everything is much smaller than in Munich. Also the Bavarian atmosphere will miss and the US media think Lederhosn, Dirndl, Brezel, Blasmusik, Mass Bier, etc. is in hole Germany. Frankfurt is also not a tourist city like Munich, Hamburg and Berlin.

@@muratti72muc i agree with you . Munich is unique 😍👍💯🙋‍♀️

@@muratti72muc They will definitely have much more trouble with a much smaller and far less kitted out stadium. But at least the old guard of Americans might recall Frankfurt being the headquarters of the US Army in Germany - and with Wiesbaden still the headquarters very close. Admittedly, I also didn't see that many Lederhosen and Dirndl representations in the film or on socials around the game, so perhaps it can be done without. And Frankfurt has beer just like Munich does, and everyone can learn about our Ebbelwoi, a kind of hard cider. There is plenty to do for tourists - but in the end, the game will supersede in any case, and the Germans travelling through Germany might not need as much of a tourist experience.

@@muratti72muc Frankfurt is a major international city and certainly better and bigger than Hamburg.

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It will definitely continue until 2025 The Kansas City Chiefs, New England Patriots, Carolina Panthers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers secured the marketing rights for the world's best football league in Germany. That means these teams play a home game in Germany.

As an American I was moved to tears by the goodwill and cooperation between our two peoples during this game. I am so thankful to have Germany as an ally. May God indeed bless the USA and Germany, and may we seek His favor and the welfare of all mankind.

It's awesome to see the sport most Americans love become enjoyed in other countries. I know a lot of Germans have played in the NFL, and those numbers will continue to increase for sure in the future.

Americans honor the men and women in uniform for they're sacrifices. Americans are thankful and grateful for their service.

No one else honors their military at every single sporting event@@aluaikaa8453

November 2024 is coming and the NFL will be playing at the Allianz Arena in Munich again. We are already looking forward to it 🏈👍🇩🇪

Yeah they normally only need to account for 15/16 people. NFL teams have so manny players I would imagine it was quite a challenge

Kind of a given, when you have rosters in their 20s with only 18 or so eligible on day compared to rosters of 50+. Quite a surprise that Munich even has the capacity at all to fit them into "one" locker room

They are!