New York Giants' Victor Cruz excited for Twickenham game v LA Rams
Wednesday 13 July 2016 13:59, UK
New York Giants' Victor Cruz says he is excited for his side's game at Twickenham against the Los Angeles Rams.
The wide receiver is set to join his team-mates in playing the brand new Rams side, who have recently re-located from St Louis, on October 23 as they are set to play the first NFL match ever at the English home of rugby - Twickenham Stadium.
And Cruz says he is looking forward to the historic fixture.
"We're excited about it. We understand how momentous this is not only for the NFL but for the UK," he told Sky Sports News HQ.
"For Londoners to go out and see a team like ourselves, there's huge NFL fans over here as we've realised (in London) for a few days now and they're as excited as we are."
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The New York Giants were the first NFL team to play at Wembley Stadum, when they faced the Miami Dolphins at Wembley Stadium in London on October 28, 2007.
And Cruz, who has not played a competitive match since October 12, 2014 through injury, says he hopes to continue their winning ways in England when they face the Rams.
He added: "Everytime we came out here we won, and to further continue that trend. We want come back home with the victory and the fruition to go on to win the Super Bowl again."
