Jaguars’ 2025 London Plans Confirmed
The Jacksonville Jaguars will play only one game in London in 2025, marking a reduction from their previous two overseas games per season. The NFL announced that the Jaguars, New York Jets, and Cleveland Browns will be the teams designated to play in London next year. Since the Jaguars are not scheduled to face the Jets or Browns as road opponents, they will host a game in London before returning to Jacksonville.
The Jaguars will play at Wembley Stadium, continuing their multi-year commitment to hosting a game in the U.K., which will be their 14th game in London.
NFL U.K. & Ireland General Manager Henry Hodgson expressed excitement about the 2025 London games, highlighting the milestone of surpassing 40 regular-season games in the capital. He emphasized the importance of these games in engaging the U.K. fanbase and growing the sport globally, particularly with over 100,000 young people now participating in flag football.
Jaguars Owner Shad Khan also expressed enthusiasm about returning to London for the 14th time, appreciating the continued partnership with the Football Association and their impact on grassroots efforts like the JagTag flag football program, which reached more than 100,000 kids in 2024.
The Jaguars’ London opponent for 2025 will be determined once the full NFL schedule is released.
Starting in 2025, the NFL can schedule up to eight regular-season games internationally. Additionally, the league will also host games in Madrid, Spain, at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium and in Berlin, Germany, at the Olympic Stadium.
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