Since 2007, the NFL has been traveling to the United Kingdom for sold-out regular season games live in London. Every franchise, from the LA Rams to the Buffalo Bills has now played at least one game in the English Capital, with legendary stars like Tom Brady and Eli Manning taking to the field. In 2024, the tradition continues, and London is gearing up to welcome its 17th visit from some of the biggest names in American football.
Taking place between 6–20 October, there will be 3 London games in 2024:
New York Jets vs Minnesota Vikings, 6 October
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
First up, the New York Jets face an explosive Minnesota Vikings team to kick off the NFL’s London series. Gang Green have won once and lost once on British soil, but with legendary quarterback Aaron Rodgers leading the side, they will hope to upset Justin Jefferson’s Vikings. After winning their first 3 games of the season, the Vikings, on the other hand, will see a London victory as another step towards the playoffs.
Jacksonville Jaguars vs Chicago Bears, 13 October
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Dubbed “London’s Team”, the Jacksonville Jaguars have played in every NFL London Series since 2013. As a result, the Florida franchise are more at home than most when in the UK, and will aim to add to their 6 London wins in 2024. Their opponents, the Bears, will look to harness the talents of an exciting young roster – in particular, franchise quarterback Caleb Williams who will be appearing in front of an international audience for the very first time.
New England Patriots vs Jacksonville Jaguars, 20 October
Wembley Stadium
The Jags are back a week later to round off another year of NFL action in London, this time at Wembley Stadium. Their opponents will be the ever-popular New England Patriots, who last crossed the pond in 2012, led by iconic quarterback Tom Brady. Likely to be a tight encounter, the game will be played in front of more than 80,000 fans beneath the famous Wembley arch.
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