The Jacksonville Jaguars will make NFL history this year by playing back-to-back games in London. The UK has long been the Florida franchise’s home away from home and October will see them become the first team to play two of their regular season games outside of the United States.
The Jaguars kick off the 2023 International Games against the Atlanta Falcons at Wembley, their 10th game in England as part of a multi-year commitment to play in the region.
That 1 October fixture is followed with another London game the following week as the Buffalo Bills host them at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on 8 October.
The Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence said: “We are excited to again compete in the NFL’s International Games and face off against the Falcons and Bills in London.