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That fandom gives him a special appreciation for Britain's NFL diehards. "I would love to win them over," he tells me. "It's been so cool to see the support when I've come over there and visited.
It's 3.30pm on a Sunday afternoon and Seven Sisters Road is a procession of American Football shirts. A man in a 15-year-old Brian Urlacher Bears jersey and his friend, wearing Josh Jacobs' brand new Raiders shirt, walk shoulder-to-shoulder past a dodgy kebab shop.
Seven All-Pro selections, seven Pro Bowls, a Defensive Player of the Year award, a Defensive Rookie of the Year award, 1,092 tackles, 18 interceptions and a likely spot on the Pro Football Hall of Fame makes an outstanding career by anyone’s standards - but Luke Kuechly had only just got started.
The term 'journeyman quarterback' is normally pejorative, used to put down players who find themselves air-mailed around the league to plug holes and keep sinking ships afloat. Try telling that to Ryan Fitzpatrick. Journeyman is the perfect word to describe Fitzpatrick, but not because he's some kind of forgettable placeholder.
Morten Andersen knows a thing or two about kicking in the NFL. The 'Great Dane', as he is known, moved to the United States from his native Copenhagen as a teenage exchange student, and was so impressive in a single season of high school football that he earned himself a scholarship to Michigan State university.
Aaron Donald is the best defensive player in the NFL. Before Monday night's showdown between his Los Angeles Rams and Lamar Jackson's Baltimore Ravens, Donald was confident of shutting the second-year quarterback sensation down. "We've got a game plan to keep him caged and boxed in," the reigning two-time Defensive Player of the Year told reporters.
Every year the NFL dishes out the same old awards. MVP (for which the debate starts roughly 15 minutes into week one and keeps rumbling on - not at all tiresomely!!! - until January), Offensive Player of the Year (which is just MVP again), Defensive Player of the Year (Aaron Donald) and so on.
The Raiders opened the scoring with the very first play of the second quarter. Jacobs broke two tackles with a powerful run off the left edge and dived in for a 12-yard score - hopefully the first of many at the Tottenham Stadium. The Bears' defense's only saving grace is that the offense was worse.
Now they're back in the AFC title game for the first time since 2002, and are a game away from competing for their first Super Bowl in franchise history. No one could have predicted this 10 weeks ago - and that's the magic of the National Football League.
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