LONDON (AP) — NFL teams visiting London for games have the unique opportunity to delve into local history while preparing for their matchups. The New England Patriots and Jacksonville Jaguars, set to face off at Wembley Stadium on Sunday, are immersing themselves in the rich historical surroundings without even leaving their practice facilities.
The Patriots will be training at the prestigious Harrow School, situated on a hill overlooking London. This school holds significance as it was where Winston Churchill, the renowned statesman who led Britain during World War II, spent his formative years. The Patriots players are encouraged to explore the grand school grounds, including the Speech Room where Churchill once delivered an impressive recitation of 1,200 lines from a poem.
