Jaguars London Streak: Bills, Broncos Upstage

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The Jacksonville Jaguars have posted an even record in their international games in London since starting play there in 2013. Over more than a dozen matchups at Wimbley Stadium and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, they exploit their wins and losses right down the middle, with standout victories like blowouts over the Ravens and comebacks against the Bills. Earlier this week, teams that have tangled with the Jaguars in London made bold offseason moves. The Denver Broncos, who edged them 21-17 back in 2022, traded for star receiver Jaylen Waddle from the Miami Dolphins, sending multiple draft picks the other way. Meanwhile, the Buffalo Bills grabbed wide-out DJ Moore from the Chicago Bears for a second-round pick. Both squads, which not the Jaguars out of playoff contention last season, now top early AFC power rankings ahead of Jacksonville. Jaguars fans have seen thrilling moments abroad, from putt return touchdowns to last second

1:04field goals, building a loyal following overseas despite the ups and downs. The team lost key players like running back Travis Etienne, but plans to lean on their 2025 draft class. As the AFC heats up, these London veterans stay competitive, setting the stage for more global showdowns down the road.