Chargers News: LA Left Off of 2023 NFL International Schedule

No big travel plans for them this season.

With the 2023 NFL schedule set to release very soon, we have already received word on some notable trips your Los Angeles Chargers will NOT be making. The international schedule recently came out and there are some marquee matchups that NFL fans should look forward to.

It is always great to see any American Sports League venturing out and ensuring that their association is becoming better known and connected with the rest of the world. It is not every day that the citizens of Germany and London will get the opportunity to see the best football players compete live.

33rd Team FB's Ari Meirov was the first to come out with the official schedule heading into the 2023 season that will feature international showdowns.

Full NFL international schedule:

Week 4: Falcons vs. Jaguars (London)

Week 5: Jaguars vs. Bills (Tottenham)

Week 6: Ravens vs Titans (Tottenham)

Week 9: Dolphins vs. Chiefs (Frankfurt)

Week 10: Colts vs. Patriots (Frankfurt)

— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) May 10, 2023

For the third straight season, the Bolts will not participating in any international play. The last time they did so was back in 2019 against their biggest division-rival in the Kansas City Chiefs.

They suited up against each other in Mexico at their Azteca Stadium and the atmosphere was amazing.

LET’S GET IT, MEXICO. pic.twitter.com/o19U6YD0cM

— Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) November 18, 2019

Star TE Travis Kelce couldn't help but take a cheap shot at LA's fanbase amidst the trip.

"I feel like there were more Chargers fans down here than when we play them in L.A."

—Travis Kelce on the atmosphere in Mexico City pic.twitter.com/30JOS0zwR4

— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) November 19, 2019

The Bolts did come up short against the Chiefs in that historic game 24-17 so maybe it's a good thing that they did not get scheduled to run it back this year.

It's already been rumored that LA will likely take on Kansas City, who just won the Super Bowl last season, in the first week of 2023 so even if they have to go to their house, it will be less traveling on their end.