They'll toil and sweat but hopefully without the blood and tears.
A London game is more than just a typical road trip for NFL teams. It's a chance to learn about local history, too.
In fact, the New England Patriots and Jacksonville Jaguars - who play Sunday at Wembley Stadium - don't even need to leave their practice facilities to do so.
The Patriots will train Friday at the exclusive Harrow School, whose most famous alumni is Winston Churchill. Farther out in the countryside, the Jaguars use a practice field that is nearly on top of a maze of World War II air raid shelters.
Harrow consists of 324 acres on a hill overlooking London where Churchill spent his high school years before entering politics and leading Britain through World War II as prime minister.
