The Cleveland Browns had a disappointing 2024 season that saw them go 3-14 and earn rights to the number two overall pick in this spring’s NFL Draft. Through the draft, free agency, and shakeups to its coaching staff, Cleveland is looking to get things back on track in 2025.
A complete turnaround after this year’s disaster of a season isn’t the only thing Browns fans have to look forward to, according to one prominent league insider.
“Browns also playing a 2025 regular-season game in London, as are the Jaguars,” reported ESPN’s Adam Schefter on Friday morning.
Browns also playing a 2025 regular-season game in London, as are the Jaguars. pic.twitter.com/gZ0vu8axyU
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) January 10, 2025
Fans reacted to the news on social media.
“Why do they always send the worst teams to London? If the league really wants to grow the sport over there, send the playoffs teams,” one fan wrote on Twitter.
“Deshaun Watson is the perfect player to send because he encapsulates what’s currently going on over there. These games suck,” another person added.
“Isn’t it obvious that the NFL wants to move Jacksonville to London? The London Jaguars!” one fan added.
“Let’s grow the game in the UK with the Jaguars and Browns… said no one ever,” added another person.
“Are we sending a declaration of war or something? Are we trying to make their lives miserable with these teams?” one person wanted to know.
It’ll be interesting to see how many Browns fans make the trip over the pond.

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