NFL Aims for Global Expansion; Las Vegas Touted as Future Super Bowl Hub

Commissioner Roger Goodell anticipates football's global growth, with Brazil and Spain as potential new markets for the next season.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell predicts football will become a global sport within the next decade, with the NFL leading the way.
Goodell announced plans to add another international market to next year's regular-season schedule, with Brazil and Spain as front-runners.
Five regular-season games were played overseas this season — three in London and two in Germany.
Goodell praised Las Vegas for its transformation into a sports town, and anticipates the Super Bowl will return to the city multiple times.
Advertising for the upcoming Super Bowl sold out earlier than usual, with a 30-second spot costing between $6 and $7 million.