The Jets and Vikings kick off the first of three games in London this weekend, with the NFL’s global appeal raising uncertainty about the city’s role in international regular-season games in the futur

UK fans will get to see one of the biggest names in the sport, the iconic Aaron Rodgers, playing in London for the second and likely final time while the future of the NFL is represented by number one overall draft pick Caleb Williams. Throw in a former top pick Trevor Lawrence and there's plenty of NFL quality on show in London this year.

Undefeated and apparently unaffected by injuries, the Vikings take on the Jets in London with essentially a clean bill of health, except for their tight end

The Jets practiced in Hertfordshire on Friday before the game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers met with reporters and said New York is ready for t

Once the London Game concludes viewers can switch to the Sky Sports NFL channel and watch the Cincinnati Bengals host the Baltimore Ravens or watch NFL RedZone on Sky Sports Mix. Following the completion of the Bengals/Ravens game viewers on Sky Sports NFL can then watch the San Francisco 49ers host the Arizona Cardinals.

The right tackle picked up an injury in the 24-3 win over New England in Week 3. Moses was not placed on injured reserve but has not traveled to London.

America's National Football League is returning to London, with games at Wembley Stadium and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

This season, the NFL will return to London to play three regular-season games as part of the International Series, which started in 2007. In Week 5, the New York Jets will take on the Minnesota Vikings at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.