The Denver Broncos are set to travel to London for the 2025 NFL London Games, where they’ll face off against the New York Jets at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday, October 12. The Broncos will be the designated away team for the matchup.
“Broncos Country knows no borders,” said team president Damani Leach. “We’re proud to support the NFL’s efforts to grow the game globally.” He also expressed enthusiasm about reconnecting with the UK fanbase: “After a great experience in London a few years ago, we’re excited to return, engage with our passionate fans, and continue building on our proud international legacy.”
This marks the Broncos’ fourth game in London, with their last visit occurring in 2022, when they beat the Jaguars 21-17—ending a four-game skid under then-head coach Nathaniel Hackett. Denver also played in London in 2010 against the 49ers and in a 1987 preseason matchup against the Rams.
The upcoming game will be Denver’s 10th appearance outside the U.S., most of which were preseason matchups. This will be their third regular-season game abroad.
From 1987 to 1999, the Broncos participated in seven American Bowl preseason games overseas. One notable moment came in 1995 in Tokyo, when rookie Terrell Davis made a key special teams tackle that earned him more playing time—eventually launching a career that culminated in his 2017 induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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