Latest Developments as Jacksonville Welcome Rams at Wembley

Los Angeles quickly returns to Jacksonville's side of the field due to a 26-yard-long infraction call and a 23-yard-long pass to receiver Colby Parkinson.

Then, Adams makes his first catch of the day to move Los Angeles inside the 20-yard line on the 15-yard spot.

It seems, Ndamukong Suh, working as a Sky Sports analyst, is an Arsenal fan.

He reminded many of Patrick Vieira, didn't he?

An offensive infraction moves the Jaguars back 10 yards, tough start to their riposte.

A great knock down by the defensive lineman on the line of scrimmage creates 3rd and 14 and Lawrence overthrows Travis Hunter.

A quick punt once more. A brief 87-second possession followed by a quick 1:20 attempt is surely going to maintain those Rams defensive players energized.

Even without Nacua, they excel.

Matthew Stafford employs five various targets on the opening series culminating in first-year player Konata Mumpfield on a five-yard touchdown.

This marks just his second reception in his early NFL journey.

Superb effort to complete that amid defensive pressure after going for it on 4th and 3.

The Rams begin their drive and with Nacua sidelined Adams is looked for but the pass is too long on the first snap.

Tight end Tyler Higbee then finds the first down with an simple short throw out to the right.

A balanced approach of run and pass in the rain finds two more first downs with the tight ends involved.

Higbee in particular is sustaining the drive with a couple of great grabs with what appears to be more of a hard-to-hold item than a football.

Next, the decision: McVay opts against a field goal. Fourth down and three from the 16 and the Los Angeles attempts the conversion.

They succeed thanks to Williams, the running back securing the catch.

Kickoff time! Lawrence and the Jaguars offense take the field for the opening drive.

First play and Verse sacks the QB. Told you the pass rush was good.

Not the start Jacksonville desired. An unsuccessful drive. Punt.

Welcome, sports fans, the seventh week of NFL action is here and has provided that uncommon delight: a contest with both teams with winning records in the UK!

The Jaguars with a 4-2 record welcome the 4-2 LA Rams at their London base in Wembley.

This is very much cause for celebration as at 2.30pm in the UK and the dawn hours for fans in Los Angeles at 6:30 AM we have a chance to wrapping up this year’s London series with a cracker.

The UK's capital has been hosted just one prior instance with a matchup between two “good” teams when the Giants and Packers, both 3-1, faced off in two years ago.

Yes it only took 15 seasons of varied quality to finally receive a blessing in Daniel Jones vanquishing Aaron Rodgers with a 27-22 victory with a impressive comeback after halftime after being down 17-3.

New York advanced to the playoffs so might LA or Jacksonville make a similar run?

Both teams are favorably placed with Los Angeles tied with two others at the top of the NFC West and the Jaguars trailing by one game the Colts in the AFC South division.

It is a little early to forecast playoff chances nevertheless so we'll examine this contest.

Key roster updates is the Rams are absent the great Puka Nacua at wide receiver and the Jaguars are lacking key defender Devin Lloyd.

On the field, the season summary for both teams has been one of achievements hampered by uneven play.

In Los Angeles' case the field goal unit has been a concern while the offensive unit, guided by the veteran QB, has been one of the top in terms of yards and success rate across the league but are inefficient inside the 20-yard line converting only half their red zone trips they get inside the 20-yard line.

Expect Coach McVay, unleashing innovative schemes to present multiple offensive looks as the Rams hope to score over 30 points for the initial time this year.

Defensively, Los Angeles is more reliable and have not allowed teams to score a single touchdown twice this season.

The men the Jacksonville must watch closely are the top defensive pair in the NFL Jared Verse and Braden Fiske.

The outcome may hinge with the Jaguars' blocking Trevor Lawrence.

Alternatively, they might get the running game going again to ease the burden on the QB after struggling against the Seahawks.

Jaguars enthusiasts will pray the version of Lawrence that beat the Chiefs shows up today.