Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
As the 2024 NFL season draws to a close, the Cleveland Browns, New York Jets, and Jacksonville Jaguars are poised to embrace a new chapter in 2025, with the announcement that they will serve as host teams for three of the league's London games. This move marks a significant step in the NFL’s ongoing efforts to enhance its global presence, with the Browns and Jets set to play at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, while the Jaguars will return to the iconic Wembley Stadium. The scheduling of these games comes on the heels of a challenging 2024 for all three franchises. The Browns finished with a disappointing record of 3-14, a season that was marred by turmoil and controversy, particularly regarding quarterback Deshaun Watson. The team had hoped to make a splash with an international game in Brazil, but the league's decision to steer clear of spotlighting Watson left them to navigate a tumultuous campaign entirely on American soil. Now, with the opportunity to showcase their brand in London, the Browns are looking to shift the narrative, hoping that the international stage will provide a fresh start and a chance to revitalize their image. The Jaguars, meanwhile, are no strangers to London, having participated in 13 games in the city and boasting a record of 7-6. Their recent performance includes two consecutive appearances in 2023 and 2024, including a thrilling victory over the New England Patriots that drew a record crowd of 86,651 at Wembley. Team owner Shad Khan expressed excitement about returning to London, emphasizing the Jaguars' strong connection to the UK and the partnership with the Football Association that has allowed them to establish a "home away from home." The Jets, with a turbulent 2024 season capped by the dismissal of head coach Robert Saleh, are looking to reestablish their presence in London. They last played at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in October 2024 against the Vikings and are expected to have a new coach in 2025. With uncertainty surrounding the team's leadership and roster, including the future of quarterback Aaron Rodgers, the Jets will aim to use this international matchup as an opportunity for renewal and growth. Commissioner Roger Goodell has consistently emphasized the NFL’s goal of becoming a truly global sport. The league’s plans for 2025 include a total of eight international games, with five already confirmed, showing a commitment to expanding the game’s reach beyond American borders. In addition to the London games, the NFL will venture into new territories, with plans for matches in Berlin and at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium in Spain. The significance of the London games extends beyond the teams involved; they represent the NFL's broader strategy to engage an international audience. Since 2007, London has hosted 39 regular-season games—an impressive feat that illustrates the city's role in the league's expansion efforts. The potential for future games in other European cities, such as Dublin, as well as returning to established international sites like Mexico City and Brazil, adds to the excitement surrounding the NFL's global ambitions. As the 2025 season approaches, fans in London will have much to look forward to, with the Browns, Jaguars, and Jets all vying to make their mark on an international stage. For teams grappling with recent hardships, it may also represent a chance for redemption and a fresh narrative that could redefine their trajectories in the league. The anticipation surrounding these matchups will only grow as the teams prepare to take their next steps in the vibrant setting of London, further strengthening the bond between American football and its enthusiastic international fanbase.