WHERE:\u00a0Bernab\u00e9u Stadium (Madrid)WHEN:\u00a0Week 9 | Nov. 8 | 9:30 a.m. ETHOW TO WATCH:\u00a0NFL Network, NFL+<\/p>\n
When the NFL descends upon Madrid for the league\u2019s second trip to Spain, it will do so with an assortment of young talent on the marquee, as Bijan Robinson<\/a> and the Falcons host Joe Burrow<\/a>, Ja\u2019Marr Chase<\/a> and the Bengals.<\/p>\n A season ago, the NFL touched down in Spain with the Miami Dolphins defeating<\/a> the Washington Commanders, 16-13. Though he struggled in the victory, Tua Tagovailoa<\/a> could have a chance to go 2-0 in Madrid as he\u2019s set to battle it out<\/a> this summer for the Atlanta starting quarterback spot with Michael Penix<\/a>.<\/p>\n Robinson, however, has emerged as the face of the Falcons and one of the top talents in the NFL. Following his first All-Pro season and a career and league-best 2,298 scrimmage yards, Robinson will aim to propel Atlanta back to prominence after an 8-9 2025 campaign — the club\u2019s eighth straight losing effort.<\/p>\n While new Falcons head coach Kevin Stefanski offers up an offense that features Robinson, wide receiver Drake London<\/a> and tight end Kyle Pitts<\/a>, Zac Taylor and Cincinnati counter with Burrow, five-time Pro Bowler Chase and fellow wideout extraordinaire Tee Higgins<\/a>.<\/p>\n Like the Falcons, the Bengals are aiming for a rebound, having gone 6-11 last season and missed out on the postseason for a third year in a row.<\/p>\n