Patriots and Jaguars Embrace History in London Practice

NFL teams prepare for Wembley showdown while training at sites rich in World War II history and Churchill legacy.

The New England Patriots practiced at Harrow School, where Winston Churchill was once a student.
The Jacksonville Jaguars trained near World War II air raid shelters at the Grove estate in Watford.
Patriots coach Jerod Mayo expressed interest in Harrow's historical significance, noting its connection to Churchill and a Harry Potter scene.
Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence showed curiosity about London's rich history during the team's annual visit.
Both teams are set to play at Wembley Stadium on Sunday, blending sports with cultural exploration.