Earlier this week, the mayor of Madrid, accidentally let slip that the Spanish capital would be hosting an NFL game for the Miami Dolphins in November of 2025. There's been plenty of speculation online that the Bengals would be their opponent, and it seems as if Joe Burrow is on board with the idea.

After declining an invitation to be featured on the show in 2023, Cincinnati Bengals' quarterback Joe Burrow will be a star of Netflix's Quarterback docuseries this year.

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"Bengals vs Dolphins in Madrid? Please be true," Burrow posted to Instagram. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said last November that the league is looking to play about eight games outside the United States during the 2025 season,

Joe Burrow doesn't have any control over how the NFL schedule is made, but if he did, it sounds like he would definitely be sending the Cincinnati Bengals to Europe this year. The NFL will be holding seven international games in 2025 and although the Bengals haven't been scheduled for a home team in any of those games,

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow loves the idea of his team playing an NFL International Series game in Madrid next year. After hearing some of the rumors going around in recent days, Burrow took to his Instagram stories to keep his thoughts on the matter short and sweet: "Please be true.

That said, the Bengals could be looking at the first NFL game in Spain this upcoming season, and they could be facing the Miami Dolphins overseas. Miami is a team with a strong global presence as well,

Please be true," Burrow posted on Instagram. Cincinnati has not played in an international game since facing the Rams in London, England in 2019. A