Good morning from London and welcome to Zach Jackson and Friends.

We are about 20 miles north of London.

The Browns just started their Friday practice, so it's actually the morning.

I always just say good morning.

It is nearly 7.30 a.m. back where most of you are listening, it is 1230 here. The Browns have been here for

about 30 hours. I've been here for going on 60 hours. So we're counting down to Sunday,

930 back at home, 2.30 local time. Tottenham Hot Spurr Stadium. Browns and Vikings, the starting

debut of Dylan Gabriel.

I believe this will be game 40 in London for the NFL.

It is the first time in the international series game that Dylan Gabriel, or that, excuse me, that a rookie quarterback will be making his starting debut.

It's been cool. It's my second time here. Got to see a lot of things. It's kind of reminiscent of the first time I went to a mountaineer in West Virginia. Everybody looks a little different. Everybody talks a little different. Everybody's smoking cigarettes. But we're having fun. Got to do a little sightseeing. Came all the way out here. Like I said,

it's about 20 miles north of London. It takes over an hour to get up here. It gets to go through some

different cities and stuff. Got to see the Harry Potter campus, the studios where they make the movies.

It's like four football stadiums at once. I got to go see Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace and walk through St. James Park.

All of that.

Not sure if I will make it to a football match on Saturday or not, but I will be there in Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Really cool place on Sunday.

So I appreciate you guys. Tune it in here and getting ready. in Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Really cool place on Sunday.

So appreciate you guys tuning in here and getting ready to go on the bus on the way out here.

Yesterday, as some of you may have seen on social media, the bus driver said we're about to go by Abbey Road, where the Beatles recorded and where they took the famous picture. Does anybody want to stop and see it? Everybody said yes. He said, well, would you like to take a picture? Everybody on the bus was hesitant. And I said, seriously, guys, like, I mean, I'm not a huge Beatles fan, but when are we going to be here again? So we got out. We take the picture. And if it made chuckles for you guys in the

Twitter sphere, then I'm glad we did it. Glad you're here. So yeah, it's a great experience.

And for the Browns, it's a huge, huge, huge game because you make this change right now,

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