Friday 8 July 2016 10:42, UK
Jacksonville Jaguars are giving 160 British amateur American football players the opportunity to train like a professional.
Players will train with current Jaguars coaches, as well as running back Denard Robinson, during the three-day Jaguars Playing Academy, hosted at Loughborough University.
The Jaguars have committed to playing a regular season game in London until 2020 and owner Shahid Khan, who also owns Fulham Football Club, has repeatedly stated his interest in moving a franchise to London permanently.
This year, the Jaguars will host AFC South rivals Indianapolis Colts at Wembley on 2 October.
The goal of the Playing Academy is to improve the standard of the game in Britain by offering a level of coaching usually reserved for the NFL.
Along with the Playing Academy there will also be a UK-based one-day coaching clinic for amateur coaches.
The Jaguars Playing Academy and Jaguars Coaching Academy is part of a broader strategy to improve and grow the game of American football in the UK.
