Go Inside the Huddle with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Reimbole.

Hello and welcome to Inside the Huddle in association with skysports.com and NFL UK.

I'm your host, Neil Reynolds, and joining me as ever from North America, my partner, Jeff, Ryan Bold, Jeff,

the international series games are over for another year in London, finished up on Sunday

with the Kansas City Chiefs, 4510 win over the Detroit lines.

But it's been another good couple of months for us us British fans on this side of the pond.

That's been great, and I'll tell you what, how about the news that is just breaking today

about the chance to go in and play and twicken them?

What a beautiful venue that is.

And, you know, I think that's just awesome that now we've got three stadiums that you're going to have an opportunity to see NFL games there.

Yeah, the NFL has announced a partnership with the RFU that will see the league player.

Minimum of three regular season games at Twickenham in London over a three-year period, starting in 2016.

So my immediate maths was three years starting in 2016 means that's one game

in 16, one in 17, one in 18. And we already know we've got two at Wembley and two at Tottenham in 18.

So that means we're getting five games. But it doesn't mean that this deal is actually three

games over that three-year period.

It could be one game in 16, could be two games in 2017.

We just, I think the NFL has that flexibility, Jeff, and that's what they want, is the options,

is the flexibility to bring more games to the fans here?

Well, and I think it's tremendous also.

It gives the NFL flexibility on dates,

and that's really important as you start building your schedules for,

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