With the owners meetings currently going on this week, the NFL voted to allow the Jacksonville Jaguars to play games in London through 2024 on Monday. The Jaguars have played a game across the pond since 2013 with every game but one (in 2021) taking place in Wembley Stadium.
Last season the Jags played their game across the pond at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as it was built with the ability to occupy the NFL in addition to soccer. However, Jags owner Shad Khan, who also owns Fulham Football Club of London, has a connection with Wembley Stadium and once put in a bid to purchase it, but eventually withdrew.
Khan expressed his excitement to expand the deal to have more games in London on Monday.
