🔗 Share this article Latest Developments as Jacksonville Welcome Rams at Wembley Live Feed First Quarter: Jaguars Trail 0-7 at 3:25 Los Angeles quickly returns to Jacksonville's side of the field due to a substantial defensive penalty and a 23-yard-long strike to tight end Colby Parkinson. Then, Davante Adams secures his initial reception to move Los Angeles back into the red zone on the 15-yard spot. Jaguars 0-7 Rams 4:53, 1st Quarter It seems, the former NFL star, in the studio for Sky Sports, supports Arsenal. He reminded many of Patrick Vieira, didn't he? Rams Lead 7-0 with 5:12 to Go in First A holding penalty pushes the Jaguars backward 10 yards, challenging opening to their riposte. A superb block by the defensive lineman on the front line results in 3rd and 14 and Lawrence's pass sails over Travis Hunter. Three and out again. A brief 87-second possession and then a 80-second series is surely going to maintain those Rams linebackers fresh. First Quarter Touchdown: Rams Lead 7-0 at 7:01 Even without Nacua, they excel. Matthew Stafford employs five distinct pass-catchers on the first drive finishing with rookie Konata Mumpfield for a five-yard score. He has only made two catches in his brief professional tenure. Excellent work to score that amid defensive pressure after attempting a fourth-down conversion. Game Level at 0-0 with 7:01 in First The Rams begin their drive and without Nacua Davante Adams is targeted but the pass is too long on the initial play. Receiver Tyler Higbee then finds the first down with an quick short completion out to the right. A balanced approach of rushing and passing in the wet conditions earns another couple of first downs with the tight ends involved. Notably, Higbee is keeping this drive moving with a few excellent catches with what appears to be more of a bar of soap than a football. Next, the decision: McVay opts against a field goal. Facing fourth and short at the 16 and the Los Angeles attempts the conversion. They convert thanks to ball carrier Kyren Williams securing the catch. First Quarter: Game Tied 0-0 at 14:03 Here we go! The Jaguars' offensive unit take the field for the initial series. Immediately, Verse brings down Lawrence. As predicted, the pass rush is effective. Not the ideal beginning the Jaguars hoped for. A quick three-and-out. Punt. Introduction Welcome, sports fans, week seven of N-F-L is upon us and has provided that uncommon delight: a game between two teams holding positive records in England's capital! The Jacksonville, standing at 4-2 host the Los Angeles, also 4-2 at their London base in Wembley Stadium. This is very much cause for celebration as at 2:30 PM British time and the earliest of mornings for fans in Southern California at 6:30 AM we have a shot at concluding this year’s London series with a cracker. The UK's capital has been seen only one previous occasion with a matchup between two “good” teams when the Giants and Packers, each with 3-1 records, faced off in the 2022 season. Indeed, it required 15 years of slop to finally get a classic in Daniel Jones vanquishing Aaron Rodgers by a score of 27-22 with a fierce second-half comeback after facing a 17-3 deficit. The G-men would go on to make the playoffs so might LA or Jacksonville make a similar run? Both are well positioned with LA in a three-way tie at the NFC West pinnacle and Jacksonville a game behind Jones’ Indianapolis Colts in the South division. It's somewhat premature to forecast playoff chances however so we'll examine this contest. The major lineup news is the Rams are missing the talented Puka Nacua at receiver position and the Jaguars are without key defender Devin Lloyd. On the field, the story so far for the two clubs has been one of highs and lows. For LA the special teams has been a problem while the offense, directed by Stafford, has been one of the top in terms of yards and success rate across the league but are ranked 24th in red zone scoring finding the end zone just 50% of the time they get inside the 20-yard line. Expect the Rams' head coach, using creative play-calling to confuse Jacksonville with varied formations as the Rams hope to reach 30 points for the first occasion in 2025. On the defensive side, LA are much more solid and have not allowed teams to score a single touchdown twice this season. The defenders the Jacksonville must watch closely are the most effective pass rushers in the league Fiske and Verse. The outcome may hinge with the protection of Trevor Lawrence Trevor Lawrence. Alternatively, they might revive their ground attack to ease the burden on the QB after a tough game vs. the Seahawks. Jags fans will hope the Lawrence who took down the Chiefs shows up today.
First Quarter: Jaguars Trail 0-7 at 3:25 Los Angeles quickly returns to Jacksonville's side of the field due to a substantial defensive penalty and a 23-yard-long strike to tight end Colby Parkinson. Then, Davante Adams secures his initial reception to move Los Angeles back into the red zone on the 15-yard spot.
Jaguars 0-7 Rams 4:53, 1st Quarter It seems, the former NFL star, in the studio for Sky Sports, supports Arsenal. He reminded many of Patrick Vieira, didn't he?
Rams Lead 7-0 with 5:12 to Go in First A holding penalty pushes the Jaguars backward 10 yards, challenging opening to their riposte. A superb block by the defensive lineman on the front line results in 3rd and 14 and Lawrence's pass sails over Travis Hunter. Three and out again. A brief 87-second possession and then a 80-second series is surely going to maintain those Rams linebackers fresh.
First Quarter Touchdown: Rams Lead 7-0 at 7:01 Even without Nacua, they excel. Matthew Stafford employs five distinct pass-catchers on the first drive finishing with rookie Konata Mumpfield for a five-yard score. He has only made two catches in his brief professional tenure. Excellent work to score that amid defensive pressure after attempting a fourth-down conversion.
Game Level at 0-0 with 7:01 in First The Rams begin their drive and without Nacua Davante Adams is targeted but the pass is too long on the initial play. Receiver Tyler Higbee then finds the first down with an quick short completion out to the right. A balanced approach of rushing and passing in the wet conditions earns another couple of first downs with the tight ends involved. Notably, Higbee is keeping this drive moving with a few excellent catches with what appears to be more of a bar of soap than a football. Next, the decision: McVay opts against a field goal. Facing fourth and short at the 16 and the Los Angeles attempts the conversion. They convert thanks to ball carrier Kyren Williams securing the catch.
First Quarter: Game Tied 0-0 at 14:03 Here we go! The Jaguars' offensive unit take the field for the initial series. Immediately, Verse brings down Lawrence. As predicted, the pass rush is effective. Not the ideal beginning the Jaguars hoped for. A quick three-and-out. Punt.
Introduction Welcome, sports fans, week seven of N-F-L is upon us and has provided that uncommon delight: a game between two teams holding positive records in England's capital! The Jacksonville, standing at 4-2 host the Los Angeles, also 4-2 at their London base in Wembley Stadium. This is very much cause for celebration as at 2:30 PM British time and the earliest of mornings for fans in Southern California at 6:30 AM we have a shot at concluding this year’s London series with a cracker. The UK's capital has been seen only one previous occasion with a matchup between two “good” teams when the Giants and Packers, each with 3-1 records, faced off in the 2022 season. Indeed, it required 15 years of slop to finally get a classic in Daniel Jones vanquishing Aaron Rodgers by a score of 27-22 with a fierce second-half comeback after facing a 17-3 deficit. The G-men would go on to make the playoffs so might LA or Jacksonville make a similar run? Both are well positioned with LA in a three-way tie at the NFC West pinnacle and Jacksonville a game behind Jones’ Indianapolis Colts in the South division. It's somewhat premature to forecast playoff chances however so we'll examine this contest. The major lineup news is the Rams are missing the talented Puka Nacua at receiver position and the Jaguars are without key defender Devin Lloyd. On the field, the story so far for the two clubs has been one of highs and lows. For LA the special teams has been a problem while the offense, directed by Stafford, has been one of the top in terms of yards and success rate across the league but are ranked 24th in red zone scoring finding the end zone just 50% of the time they get inside the 20-yard line. Expect the Rams' head coach, using creative play-calling to confuse Jacksonville with varied formations as the Rams hope to reach 30 points for the first occasion in 2025. On the defensive side, LA are much more solid and have not allowed teams to score a single touchdown twice this season. The defenders the Jacksonville must watch closely are the most effective pass rushers in the league Fiske and Verse. The outcome may hinge with the protection of Trevor Lawrence Trevor Lawrence. Alternatively, they might revive their ground attack to ease the burden on the QB after a tough game vs. the Seahawks. Jags fans will hope the Lawrence who took down the Chiefs shows up today.