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Guaranteed Human. It's a tough sport. It's not for everybody. You've got to be a little sick to love this game. And we've got some sickos. Welcome to NFL Daily where we are not accepting any complaints about the NFL's international schedule this year. I'm Greg Rosenthal. You heard Josh Allen at the top talking sickos. That's how you know it's Ollie Connolly Day and how you know we're going true sicko mode,

ranking offensive lines.

But first we will start with the international slate, I'm sure, living over in Manchester.

Ali, you were curious about the London games, among others.

And it's a good slate in London.

Let's start there with the Colts commanders.

And then the two Jaguars games back to back, you get Eagles and Texans.

These are weeks four through six.

And I put it out there that like, oh, you know, the NFL clearly made a point to give the London fans better games this year after the Browns and Jets went last year. And I actually got some pushback. They're like,

are you being sarcastic? Really? It's like, we know the Jaggers are going to be there, Ali. They're

actually good now. Their offense is one of the most fun offenses in the league. You could get any two

opponents that you want against the Jags and you get the Eagles, maybe the best team this decade along with the Chiefs, and you get the Texans, an actual meaningful division game. That's pretty rare. And a team that's won a playoff game a couple years in a row. I'm not accepting any honking from the London fans about this slate. I'm sorry. I think it's a great slate. I think it's one of the best we've had in years. I look for storylines. I look for fun matchups. And I think once you give the Niners and the Rams to Australia at two in the morning or whenever the game is being played, you've got to kind of bring the juice for the rest of the international slate. I think across the board, it's a really strong slate.

That's a great point.

And maybe that's where a couple of the salty UK fans look at the first two international games, which we already knew about.

Let's go through them in order.

Melbourne, week one, 49ers, Rams.

That's outstanding to open any play over in Australia. And then Rio, we knew about

that one, week three. Rio, you know, Brazil keeps getting these great games. You get Ravens, Cowboys,

week three. That'll be a lot of fun. And so maybe you're looking at those first two if you're,

if you're the London fans and thinking, okay, Colts, commanders is a solid international

game. I think it's going to be like a good game. I think both those teams are intriguing. And

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