What Miami Dolphins fans can do in London

The Miami Dolphins will make their second trip to the U.K. this weekend in as many years. The feeling heading into this game is eerily similar to the start of last season. In 2014 the Dolphins entered their week four London trip 1-2 after winning their first game and losing by large margins in week two to the Buffalo Bills and in week three to the Kansas City Chiefs. The Dolphins entered the game against the Oakland Raiders with questions surrounding Ryan Tannehill’s future.

Tannehill has a very good game and the Dolphins turned their season around but still finished only 8-8 and faded fast in the final stretch of the season. This year there is no concerns over Ryan Tannehill’s future but there is a lot of concern over Joe Philbin’s. Last seasons London game was the final game coached by then Raiders head coach Dennis Allen who was fired the day after the team returned back to the states. Does a similar ironic fate await Joe Philbin?

We won’t know the answers to that until Monday and it all depends on the game itself.

What we do know is that there is a game to be played. The game will kick off in the 9:00 am hour on Sunday morning and a large contingent of Dolphins fans are expected at Wembley Stadium for the game this weekend. Are you going? If you are you likely want to know what you can do in the days leading up to the game, and possibly afterwards as well.

Click through our slide show for ten things to do in London this week ahead of the Dolphins game vs. the New York Jets. Even if you are not going, take a look at what London has to offer, you may decide to make the trip the next time.