Snapshot · New Heights with Jason & Travis Kelce
Travis Kelce scored a touchdown at Wembley Stadium in 2015 during an NFL international game, which he described as one of the coolest experiences of his life.
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With the Eagles set to play at the new Tottenham Stadium and the Kelces having experienced Wembley firsthand, the conversation turns to American football's growing presence in the UK. William is enthusiastic but measured: the sport is gaining traction, but the tactical complexity and frequent stoppages remain a barrier for fans used to 90 uninterrupted minutes of play. [1] — Prince William "American football is growing in the UK, but Prince William identifies the real hurdle: the complexity of the rules. British fans used to 90…" 07:05 Travis's Wembley memory is vivid — he scored a touchdown and immediately wanted the ball preserved in a glass case, struck by how the London crowd brought the same energy to every single play that American crowds reserve for only the biggest moments. William confirms the passion is real and the appetite is growing.
American football is growing in the UK, but Prince William identifies the real hurdle: the complexity of the rules. British fans used to 90 uninterrupted minutes find the tactical stoppages confusing. Explain the game, and the audience will follow.
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