NFL will move its China game to 2019 according to : USA TODAY

USA TODAY SportsThe NFL has moved it's game in China from 2018 to 2019. (Photo: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports)The NFL will play a game in China in 2019, moving it from the original time of 2018, according to the sports Business Daily. Now The Rams are obligated to give up a home date for an international game in 2019, according to the report. According to the report, Mark Waller, the NFL's executive vice president/international, said the league might begin the 2019 season in China. The Rams were the host team in China and them delaying the opening of their new stadium in Los Angeles to 2020 allowed the NFL to adjust the year in China.



NFL will move its China game to 2019
Daniel Kaplan of the Sports Business Journal reported Thursday that the NFL is now targeting 2019 to play a game in China, pushing back previous plans to stage a game in 2018. The year delay gives the NFL extra breathing room to stage a game in China with the Rams as the home team. NFL Executive Vice President/International Mark Waller told Kaplan the league could consider kicking off the 2019 season -- its 100th anniversary -- in China. An additional year of planning could be beneficial given the difficulty the NFL has had in the past playing a game in China. Brady's Patriots were scheduled to play in China in 2007, but the game was canceled.

No NFL game in China in 2018, but 2019 a possibility

The NFL has delayed its plan to hold a game in China in 2018 to 2019. If Tom Brady wants to play an NFL game in China before he retires, the soon-to-be-40-year-old quarterback is going to have to play at least three more seasons. The Rams, who were reportedly set to play the 49ers in 2018, are still expected to be the home team for the 2019 game. The NFL will play five international games in 2017 with four games in London and the Patriots and Raiders playing in Mexico City on Nov. 19. Whether that game would still be against the 49ers or Brady's Patriots is unknown.


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