r/NFLUK

I feel like focusing on one city - London - is detrimental.

Why not host 4 games in 4 different cities - Cardiff, London, Manchester and Glasgow?

October 4th: Colts @ Commanders (Tottenham)

October 11th: Eagles @ Jaguars (Tottenham)

October 18th: Texans @ Jaguars (Wembley)

These three matchups are unquestionably stronger than recent seasons however I feel that has been out of necessity for the NFL in order to maintain the ridiculous ticket price levels that hit last year's games with noticeable sluggish sales and some empty seats seen at Tottenham

Have been trying to decide on a team to follow since start of last season and narrowed it down to a shortlist of Rams, Bills, 49ers and Texans. With the leaks suggesting Texans playing in London this season I’m thinking it’s a good sign to bite the bullet and pick them.

My brother (long time steelers fan) has offered to buy a jersey for me when I finally pick a team. If I do lock in the Texans, what player do you suggest I get on the jersey?

For those who may have not seen the email from the jags regarding tickets etc. This is taken from the ticket sales part

All historic Wembley purchasers, including Jaguars US STHs, are eligible for an exclusive priority window which opens at 10.00 A.M. BST on Friday 15 May and closes at 11.59 P.M. BST on Thursday 21 May. If you are not opted in to receive Jaguars communications, you will still be able to log into your Ticketmaster accountwhich will verify your eligibility to purchase tickets. 
Previous Wembley purchasers will have the ability to purchase up to a maximum of 8 tickets in a transaction.
Please note, it is important you purchase tickets as early as possible after the window is opened, to ensure you have the exclusive period in which to secure your seats for the game.
If your email address has changed since 2025 or you have forgotten/lost your client reference number, you can reset your password here here). 
Alternatively, please contact Ticketmaster on: 03330 035 942 or click here. 
Union Jax Database, Opposition STHs are eligible for an exclusive priority window for the Texans Vs Jaguars game which opens at 10.00 A.M. BST on Friday 22 May and closes at 11.59 P.M. BST on Thursday 28 May.
General On Sale for the Texans Vs Jaguars game – opens at 10.00 A.M. BST on Friday 29 May.
Please note, tickets for the Eagles Vs Jaguars game at Tottenham Hotspur stadium, can only be purchased via the NFL. Please visit nfl.com/London for more information.

Above taken from https://jaguars.co.uk/wembley-2026-faqs/

Hello everyone! Hope everyone is having a wonderful day. I’m a born and raised Houstonian and a Texans fan. I’ve also been following the Premier League for most of my life (around 2007-2008 I began watching). In your opinion, which premier league club do you think shares similarities to the Houston Texans?

Has anyone used the Wembley hospitality packages before and which one would you suggest?

I am currently deciding between MVP and Huddle packages.

MVP:

£379pp

●Premium Level Two seat on the Sideline/Wing

●Access to exclusive hospitality suite

●Fully inclusive beer, wine and soft drinks for three hours prior to the game and one hour post

●Pre kick off hand held food offering

●Unallocated lounge seating

Huddle:

£499pp

● Premium Level Two seat either side of 50-yard line

●Access to hospitality lounge

●Welcome champagne reception

●Fully inclusive beer, wine and soft drinks for three hours prior to the game, during half-time and one hour post game

●Premium street food style buffet stations, available pre game until kick off

●Unallocated lounge seating

●Half time (between second and third quarters) drinks and snack

●Souvenir programme

●Post game savouries

●Private cash bar available during the game

●Exclusive NFL entertainment and live music

It would be great to hear past experiences at Wembley hospitality.

I'm tempted to launch another Dynasty League. It's a Work in Progress with votes on all major scoring options.

You'll also decide what you want to pay in dues via a vote. Payment will be Teamstake with 2 Seasons upfront.

It would have to be strictly UK/EU based players who can commit to a done in an afternoon draft. That draft will happen either a Sat or Sun

It's too much of a ballache setting up for multiple timezones with pauses for sleep. Get in, get done, get on with it.

I'm testing the waters here first to see if there would be enough interested before committing my time to it.

Leave a message or DM me if interested.

Hey all! I’ve been into Dynasty for about a year now
and loving it. I commish a couple of leagues and I’m open to creating another in the next few weeks. Ideally looking for active players, newish somewhat to dynasty.

Fee would be $10 a season paid through teamstake. 12 team, SF, half PPR, half PPR TE premium.

I have bylaws all good to go but just wanted to garner interest. Just me and my pal so far. If there is enough genuine interest I will happily commish the league.

We’re filling a startup dynasty league with a long-term focus and competitive but committed managers.

This is a Europe-based league, open to those who can consistently manage a dynasty roster year to year

💰 BUY-IN

$20 per year × 2 years = $40 total upfront

All payments handled securely via TeamStake, paid out through majority vote.

After the initial 2-year buy-in, renewals will be yearly.

Payment deadline: NFL Draft Day each year

🏆 PAYOUT STRUCTURE

1st Place: $180 2nd Place: $40 3rd Place: $20

⚙️ SCORING SETTINGS 0.5 PPR 0.5 TE Premium 6-point passing TDs -2 points per interception

🏈 DRAFT FORMAT Startup draft starts once all league fees are paid Slow draft 3rd round reversal (snake format) Randomized order, then a derby.

Rookie Draft: 4 rounds Linear format Slow draft Begins after the NFL Draft

🧾 WAIVERS FAAB ($100 budget) FAAB resets at start of NFL season Continuous waivers Wed–Sun Players clear and become free agents on Sundays

🔁 TRADES No trade review Future pick trading allowed Trading away future picks requires payment of that season’s dues upfront Commissioner can intervene only in proven collusion cases

🏁 PLAYOFF FORMAT 6 teams make playoffs: 4 division/record-based teams 2 wildcard teams by total points Non-playoff draft order (1.01–1.06) determined by Max Potential Points Consolation winner earns 4.13 compensatory rookie pick

📋 RULES & ETHICS Must set best lineup in good faith Tanking via lineup manipulation is not allowed Tanking via trades is allowed Rule changes require majority off-season vote

Taxi Squad: Rookies only Up to 2 years eligibility Locked at start of regular season

🔥 LOOKING FOR

Active, long-term managers who:

Stay engaged year-round Don’t ghost mid-season Understand dynasty value-building

If interested, comment or DM and I’ll send invite details.

Just thought of this as a fun concept during the off season. Based off of skill set, build and relevance to that position (not necessarily in mindset or leadership, though that plays a role) especially when rugby and afl are at full swing in the southern hemisphere (I’m Australian). Feel free to shame my selections here they are (with what sports they currently play and their nationality);

Offense

QB: Antoine DuPont, Rugby Union, France

HB: Jackson Ford, Rugby League, Australia

RB: Leicester Fainga’anuku, Rubgy Union, NZ

C: Malcom Marx, Rugby Union, SA

LG: Hoshoryu, Sumo Wrestling, Japan

RG: Aonishiki, Sumo Wrestling, Japan

LT: Will Skelton, Rugby Union, Australia

RT: Eben Etzebeth, Rugby Union, South Africa

TE: Pieter-Steph Du Toit, Rugby Union, South Africa

WR1: Will Jordan (Kick return) Rugby Union, Nz

WR2: Louis Bielle-Biarrey, Rugby Union, France

Defence:

DT: Kotozakura, Sumo Wrestling, Japan

DT: Onosato, Sumo Wrestling, Japan

DE: Codie Taylor, Rugby Union, Nz

DE: Enhō Yūya, Sumo Wrestling, Japan

MLB: Finn Russel, Rugby Union, Scotland

OLB: Joseph-Akuso Sua’li’i, Rugby League, Australia

OLB: Morika Korimbete, Rugby Union, Fiji

CB: Lachie Whitfield, AFL, Australia

CB: Scott Pendulbury, AFL, Australia

SFT: Reece Walsh, Rugby League, Australia

SFT: James Tedesco, Rugby League, Australia

Special:

P: Matt Burton, Rugby League, Australia

K: Kieron Pollard, Rugby Union, SA

LS: Louis Philippe Bourassa, Canadian Football, Canada

Some rationale

Rugby fan bias, know more about it, so will naturally pick more players from both codes of rugby

Sumo wrestling for linemen: Similar build required and similar movement (launching, pushing, trying to get around your opponent)

AFL players for CBs: Tackling skills, as well as breaking up marks (catches) against the opposition.

That’s my list, interested to hear yours

Lately, it feels like every time I try to do some research on NFL predictions or check out "best betting sites" lists, I get buried under a mountain of fake-looking "Top 10" blogs and recycled affiliate garbage. It’s getting ridiculous - you search for something where opinions and fan experience actually matter, and 90% of the results look like they were slapped together by an AI that’s never even watched a game at Wembley.

I’ve pretty much given up on standard search results and started adding “Reddit” to every query, or just coming straight to communities like this. I’d much rather hear a raw take from a real fan about what actually runs smooth and which platforms are a headache than read another polished ranking page that feels totally disconnected from reality.

I'm curious, how do you guys even filter through the noise anymore? Do you still trust any of those "official" prediction sites, or has community discussion become the only place left for real, unbiased info?