Subscribe to Mstars News!
Sign up for our weekly news updates by entering your email:
The Miami Dolphins were tipped to have an almighty struggle during this NFL season, but they've been sensational, and they're now a hot tip to make the Super Bowl. Ryan Tannehill has recently led his team to wins at London's Wembley Stadium, and now against their divisional rivals the Buffalo Bills. Both of these games were supposed to be stumbling blocks, but they've passed them with ease, so who can stop the Dolphins, and could they go all the way and life the Vince Lombardi trophy? Read More »
When Tony Romo hurt his back, the world thought he might have suffered a season-ending injury, but within weeks he has bounced back, proving his doubters wrong. His Dallas Cowboys rolled over the Jacksonville Jaguars 31-17 at Wembley Stadium in London. The Cowboys are back in form and have a week to rest and recover, but will the "new Romo" be enough to take Jason Garrett's men to NFL Super Bowl glory? Romo was in good spirits throughout, smiling and often throwing deep, according to For the Win. His play almost suggested, "See, I told you I'm fine, guys." DeMarco Murray was his usual running revelation self, giving Romo the breaks that can only help his injury concerns. Read More »
The Dallas Cowboys will take on the Jacksonville Jaguars in the final Wembley Stadium game this season. NFL fans will flock to London to watch the Week 10 game, and they're hoping to see Tony Romo take on rookie quarterback Blake Bortles, but will he recover in time from his back injury? His entire family has gone to the capital of the United Kingdom, so it looks like he will step out onto the famous Wembley turf. Can Romo take his status from ordinary to iconic in one game? There's no place better to do just that, and luckily we're bringing you the game via our free, live stream. Read More »
This Sunday, the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Dallas Cowboys will face off in the last Wembley Stadium game of the NFL season. England soccer team's head coach Roy Hodgson, whose team is due to play just days after this weekend's clash, has lashed out at the sport, its teams and the upcoming game. It's clear to see that London loves the NFL, but it's causing more problems than many expected. Is it safe to rule out the possibility of London having their very own franchise? Read More »
The much-maligned New York Jets and the — so far — surging Miami Dolphins will head to London next year for the first of the NFL's slate of London-hosted games. The NFL announced today, Nov. 6, that the AFC East divisional rivals will face off at Wembley Stadium in Week 4 (Oct. 4, 2015) joining the Buffalo Bills taking on the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 7 (Oct. 25, 2015) and the Detroit Lions vs. the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 8 (Nov. 1, 2015). Read More »
Tony Romo is finally in London, and he's ready to battle Brandon Weeden for the starting job, hoping to take on Blake Bortles this weekend. This trio of QB are providing NFL fans with an interesting situation to say the least, and fans are desperate to see what happens when the Dallas Cowboys take on the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium this Sunday. Romo insists he's fine, he's doing his best to play and that he's ready for action, but will he step out in front of those 80,000 fans, or not? Read More »
Brandon Weeden insists he never got a chance with the Cleveland Browns, but will he get one with the Dallas Cowboys? The inconsistent QB has deputized for the injured Tony Romo, but it's safe to say his first start DID NOT go to plan. However, some fans have suggested that Weeden, or somebody else, should replace Romo for good. Jerry Jones, the Cowboys' owner, has had his say on the matter. Will Weeden or Romo start in their NFL game at London's Wembley Stadium? They are facing the Jacksonville Jaguars, so perhaps either QB will be good enough after all. Read More »
London and their NFL fans are continuing to knock on the door, demanding their very own American football franchise, and it seems they might just get one, and if they do, it could be worth a staggering $145 million per season to the United Kingdom. Their Wembley Stadium games have been a huge hit, and with each one, the country, and the NFL, are making huge profits, making it near impossible for the NFL to avoid making it a long-term project. Sajid Javid has launched a report, and the results are staggering, virtually proving that London WILL force through their own deal to get their own franchise. Read More »
This Sunday the Detroit Lions and Atlanta Falcons will go head-to-head in an NFL regular season game, the second of their 3 Wembley Stadium games this season, but is it enough? London, the NFL, and the UK fans are desperate to bring their very own franchise to the capital. Many have suggested it's possible, and chancellor George Osborne has backed the push, stating the importance in bringing regular football to England, but will that be enough to make this fantasy a reality? Read More »
The NFL have revealed their sensational plans to 'attempt' to bring American Football back to Los Angeles, and possibly London. Just days ahead of the Detroit Lions vs Atlanta Falcons Wembley Stadium, London, game, the NFL are looking in to making many changes. They are starting a survey on the L.A. market to see if they can bring the city their first football team in more than two decades. Will the Oakland Raiders, San Diego Chargers or St. Louis Rams, who just beat defending Super Bowl champions the Seattle Seahawks, make way for possible London and L.A. teams, or will their be two new teams? Read More »
Los Angeles have been insisting they deserve an NFL team ever since there's were sent packing, becoming the Oakland Raiders. Now more than ever, with the NFL looking in to expansion teams, or relocating teams, LA and Hollywood legend Louis Gossett Jr are insisting they 'need' an LA football franchise. Rumours are suggesting Derek Carr and his Raiders could end up in LA, but it's more likely for them to be sent to London. How can the NFL resolve this matter, and can they please everyone? Read More »
Will London or LA get their own NFL team? Read More »
For the first of three nights this year, the NFL rocked Wembley, and not only did it bring the United States's favourite sport to London, but it brought America, too. Read More »
