BREAKING NEWS: Denver Broncos a Strong Candidate for 2025 NFL London Game
In a significant development for international NFL fans, the Denver Broncos are reportedly among the teams being considered to play a road game in London during the 2025 NFL season. While the Broncos’ designated international market is Mexico under the NFL’s Global Markets Program, a unique matchup against the New York Jets has positioned them as a prime candidate for one of the league’s high-profile games overseas.
Sources close to the situation have revealed that the NFL is currently finalizing its international schedule, with London expected to host multiple regular season games once again this fall. The Broncos’ road game against the Jets, a team whose international market includes the United Kingdom, has made it a potential fixture for one of the London venues, such as Tottenham Hotspur Stadium or Wembley Stadium.
Although the Broncos have traditionally been aligned with the Mexican market for international expansion efforts, league officials often weigh market appeal, team popularity, and competitive matchups when selecting teams for international games. The combination of a high-profile AFC matchup, the star power surrounding the Jets, and the Broncos’ growing fan base in Europe could make this an ideal choice for the league’s overseas initiative.
The 2025 season holds extra intrigue for Denver fans as the team continues to rebuild under head coach Sean Payton. With new quarterback Bo Nix expected to lead the offense and an upgraded roster that includes the recent signing of tight end Evan Engram, the Broncos are aiming to return to playoff contention. An international game in London would not only provide a global showcase for the team but also offer a unique bonding experience during a critical point in the season.
For fans in Denver, the news has been met with mixed emotions. While many are excited at the opportunity for international exposure and the chance to see the Broncos perform on a global stage, others are disappointed at losing a traditional road game that might otherwise be played in the U.S. However, given the growing popularity of the NFL abroad, the move could significantly boost the team’s international following and long-term brand value.
If the game is officially confirmed, it will mark the first time since 2010 that the Broncos have played in London. In that game, they faced the San Francisco 49ers at Wembley Stadium, falling short in a hard-fought contest. Fans in the UK are already buzzing on social media at the prospect of welcoming the Broncos back across the Atlantic.
An official announcement is expected when the full NFL schedule is released later this spring. Until then, speculation will continue to mount as fans, players, and analysts anticipate the Broncos’ potential return to the international stage.
Stay tuned for more updates as the NFL finalizes its 2025 schedule and determines whether Denver will indeed make the journey to London.