Berlin finally steps into the spotlight for the NFL in Week 10, as the Indianapolis Colts face off against the Atlanta Falcons at Olympiastadion in the league’s fifth regular-season matchup in Germany, marking the first in the capital following previous games in Munich and Frankfurt.
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The Colts find themselves in an unusual position: tied for the second-best record in the NFL at 7-2 alongside the Denver Broncos and New England Patriots, yet coming off their most disappointing performance of the season. Indianapolis turned the ball over six times in their Week 9 defeat against the Pittsburgh Steelers — the highest number by any team in a game this year — with Daniel Jones accountable for a career-high five of those. The stakes are significant for Indy, too: According to ESPN Analytics, the Colts hold a 27% chance of securing the AFC’s No. 1 seed as they head into kickoff, just behind the 6-2 Buffalo Bills (30%). That likelihood increases to 33% with a victory and drops to 15% with a defeat.
The Falcons, on the other hand, are well acquainted with stamping their passports.
This marks the Falcons’ fifth international matchup (2-2 thus far), having most recently lost to the Jacksonville Jaguars in London in 2023. They aim to deal the Colts their first consecutive losses of the season.
Before the game, both squads took a moment for some sightseeing. Here are the highlight moments from the NFL in Berlin.
ESPN Research aided in this report.
