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RonnieOatmilk in reply to @cornelius_blackfoot

Just hoping that the NFL starts to bring over teams with winning records, so there's more at stake (relatively) to the games and some of the bigger stars are able to show what they can do.

I think I read that theyre planning that over the next 10 years every team will have played in London. Or something along those lines.

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ric_a5 in reply to @RonnieOatmilk

Green Bay are the only team to not have played in London so far aren't they? Or do they mean over the next ten years all the teams will play again in London?

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Aroogah in reply to @ric_a5

At the moment the Jaguars are the "home" team in London and they play one game here every year. This is in part because they cannot sell out their stadium in Jacksonville so it is a revenue boost for the franchise.

The second game is a bit of a rolling window with really any potential match up available (as long as it is not another AFC South team) . It is has to be agreed in advance because it will mess up a "home" game for one of the two teams playing.
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Soul in reply to @ric_a5

Yup. Typical.

Still check the games every time they’re announced.

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