Welcome to Inside the Huddle, our weekly look at everything NFL, flying solo this week, and I'll tell you why.

Last week on the podcast you heard Ray Lewis.

I'm sat in a studio with Nate Solder from the New England Patriots, Stephen Jackson from the St. Louis Rams, and Dave Tossel from the NFL office. Ray Lewis at this stage of his trip is hungry. So Neil has taken Ray to a restaurant,

so he's looking after Ray Lewis and he's not looking after me, and he's certainly not looking

after the guys that we've got with us today. So you'll have to put up with me on my own. Dave's

going to give us a Wembley ticket update, and we're going to speak about the regular season, the prospects for the Patriots, the prospects for the Rams, and also this very exciting game at Wembley Stadium in October.

First of all, Nate and Stephen, welcome to Inside the Huddle. It's great to have you with us today.

Man, thanks for having us.

How are you enjoying London at this stage, Stephen? I'm having a good time. I'm enjoying it, you know, the wet weather.

Still looking for the sun, but, you know, I'm used to it.

I played in the northwest in the States.

You will not find the sun very often in London, certainly not at this time of year.

When it doesn't, when the sun doesn't shine, that usually means it's summer, and that's

what it's supposed to be here now so you'll just have to put up with it as best you can is this the first time you've been here no this is actually my

second time and uh both times i've not seen the sun so you're right is there a time that it does

shine uh no not really not really Nate what about you is this the first trip to london for you

yeah this is really the first time I've spent an extended period of time here.

And enjoying it or still waiting for the sunlight?

No, it's been great. Yeah, you know what? The sunlight hadn't killed our fun. We've had a great time, teams have done over the close season.

Let's start with you, Stephen, with St. Louis.

Obviously disappointing last season with the injuries, etc.

Key injuries to key players.

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