The NFL revealed some pieces of its 2025 International plans this week, and the “home teams” for the London games are now known: it’s the Cleveland Browns, Jacksonville Jaguars, and New York Jets. Dates and opponents are still to be determined, but the Browns and Jets will be assigned to Tottenham Stadium, while the Jaguars will return to Wembley.
Of course there’s no surprise with the Jaguars: this will be the 14th time they are playing in London under their extended agreement. But the Browns will only be playing their second-ever international game. Their last appearance outside of the US came in 2017, when they played the Vikings in Twickenham Stadium in London.
The Jets, on the other hand, seem to be becoming a fixture in London. This will be their third appearance in the last five years, although this will be their first time as the “home” team.
Specific information on the dates of the games likely won’t be announced until mid-May, dribbling out in advance of the full schedule release. But it’s also likely that the visiting teams will be announced earlier, giving those fans at least a little early heads up in the event that they decide to make the trip.
For now, there’s nothing much to do in the way of travel, other than deciding if any of these games are something you might want to go to. The NFL will likely start promoting hospitality packages for these games in the coming weeks, and both season ticket holders and other fans will start seeing information about ticket lottery or buying opportunities as well.
Stay tuned and we’ll bring you the details as they’re announced.
