The NFL returns to London with another three games. The first two will take place at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and the final game will be played at Wembley.
Photo: nfl.com6th Oct - New York Jets v Minnesota Vikings
Let's hope Aaron Rodgers lasts longer this time than he did last year (about four minutes!) because everybody's looking forward to seeing how far one of the league's greatest-ever quarterbacks can take the Jets.
He'll be up against the Vikings who have a new quarterback in Sam Darnold, who replaced Kirk Cousins after his pre-season move to the Falcons.
Photo: Wikiemedia Commons13th Oct - Jacksonville Jaguars v Chicago Bears
London's de-facto home team Jacksonville Jaguars are back for another two games in 2024. They had a decent season in 2022 but tailed off a bit last year, so Doug Pederson and Trevor Lawrence will expecting better things in their second season together.
The Bears will be looking forward to seeing what their new No.1 draft pick Caleb Williams can do as quarterback, after trading Justin Fields to the Steelers.
Photo: Wikiemedia Commons20th Oct - New England Patriots v Jacksonville Jaguars
The Patriots have never really recovered since parting ways with Tom Brady, but this year sees them enter the season without their legendary coach Bill Belichick too, who was pushed out at the end of last season. Will Jerod Mayo be able to rebuild the once-great franchise?
If you enjoy Tottenham Hotspur Stadium then you might like to visit Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium, Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge and Wembley Stadium
The author Craig Cross owns londondrum.com and has spent the last decade reviewing the capital’s landmarks, attractions and hotels. His guidebook London Squire is available from Amazon
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