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The NFL’s schedule-release extravaganza officially kicked off Wednesday with the announcement of the league’s 2023 international games.

The five matchups are headlined by a pair of back-to-back matchups in London for Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars. It will be the first time a team has played two international games in the same season.

The five matchups are headlined by a pair of back-to-back matchups in London for Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars — the first time a team has ever played two international games in the same season.

In Week 4, Jacksonville plays the Atlanta Falcons at Wembley Stadium, giving the international crowd a look at top draft pick, running back Bijan Robinson, against Doug Pederson and company

One week later, the Jaguars will travel across the city to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, where they will play Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills.

The second matchup will count as a road game for Jacksonville and a home game for Buffalo.

In Week 6, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium will host the Ravens and quarterback Lamar Jackson, the highest-paid player in NFL history, against the Tennessee Titans, who could be starting second-round pick Will Levis at quarterback by then.

“We can’t wait to welcome teams to London for three brilliant weekends of football in October,” said Henry Hodgson, general manager of NFL UK. “To see the Jacksonville Jaguars extend their stay in the UK and play two regular season games here this year is indicative of the Jags’ commitment to continuing to grow their fanbase here long-term.”

After a two-week break in the international schedule, the action will shifts to Frankfurt, Germany, where two games will be played in Frankfurt Stadium during Weeks 9 and 10.

First, in Week 9, Patrick Mahomes and the Super Bowl champion Chiefs will take on Tua Tagovailoa and the Dolphins.

Then, in Week 10, the international schedule closes out with the Colts, possibly led by their first-round pick, quarterback Anthony Richardson, taking on Bill Belichick and the Patriots.

“We are also pleased to confirm that the two games in Germany will be played in Frankfurt, a city steeped in NFL heritage,” said NFL vice president Peter O’Reilly. “We look forward to staging both games at Eintracht Frankfurt’s Stadium, building on the incredible atmosphere experienced at last season’s game in Munich.”

There will be no game in Mexico City this season because renovations are being made to Estadio Azteca.