Key Moments
The Jacksonville Jaguars are coming off a disappointing Week 6 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, where their offense struggled to find any consistency. With key starters Robert Hainsey and Brenton Strange sidelined, the Jaguars were dominated in the trenches, making it difficult to generate yardage through the air or on the ground.
Despite their 4-2 record, the Jaguars know they need to find more offensive rhythm as they prepare to face the also 4-2 Los Angeles Rams in London's Wembley Stadium this Sunday. Quarterback Trevor Lawrence has had moments of brilliance, throwing for 1,324 yards and 8 touchdowns so far this season. However, he's also been intercepted 5 times, an area the team will look to improve.
Player Impact
Wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. finally got more involved in the passing game last week, hauling in 8 receptions for 90 yards and a touchdown. The Jaguars will need continued production from their receiving corps, including Mike Evans and Chris Godwin, to keep pace with the Rams' high-powered offense led by quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
On the defensive side, the Jaguars will lean on their talented front seven, headlined by standout edge rusher Josh Allen. Allen and the defensive line will have their hands full trying to disrupt Rodgers and the Rams' potent passing attack.
TL;DR
- The Jaguars are coming off a disappointing offensive performance in Week 6, seeking more consistency ahead of their London clash with the Rams.
- Quarterback Trevor Lawrence has shown flashes, but the team needs to cut down on turnovers.
- Wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. emerged last week, and the Jaguars will need continued production from their passing game to keep up with the Rams.
- The Jaguars' defensive front, led by Josh Allen, will be crucial in slowing down Aaron Rodgers and the Rams' offense.