Three more catches for Brian Thomas Jr on this drive have the Jacksonville offence rolling down the field again.

He looks locked in with Trevor Lawrence at the moment.

Jason Bell
Former NFL cornerback on ITV

They've responded, that's the key.

They know their head coach [Doug Pederson] is under fire. He might get sacked - he might not get on the plane!

They have to play well for him and they're responding.

Almost picked!

Drake Maye's looking for KJ Osborn on third down but in comes Tyson Campbell sniffing for an interception.

It's in his hands - but then it's out. An incomplete pass and the Patriots will be punting once again.

It seems a long time since Drake Maye led an impressive opening drive for the New England Patriots earlier.

Can he rediscover that composure to haul the Pats back into this?

The ball is in his hands.

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Cam Little slots home a field goal after Christian Kirk just fails to bring in a touchdown catch on third down.

The Jaguars made it 25 points without reply.

We're seeing plenty of Tank Bigsby who runs through another Patriots brick wall to career the Jaguars back into the red zone.

Now would be a good time for the Patriots to come up with a big play on defence.

Jason Bell
Former NFL cornerback on ITV

What's important with your playmakers is they usually get the money when they're drafted high - they have to perform and they've done that.

Trevor Lawrewce has answered the call.

We're off again.

Jacksonville have the ball and looking to increase their lead.

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It's not only been the receivers who have thrilled though.

How about Tank Bigsby, who thundered in a touchdown of his own in that second quarter?

His real first name is actually Cartavious - pretty impressive anyway to be honest - but he was nicknamed 'Tank' by his father when he was a toddler because "he constantly ran into things around the house".

From there, he's grown into a physical specimen worthy of the name - and he's earning a great living constantly running into - and through - NFL defenders to reach end zones.

They've just said on ITV that Parker Washington's score was the first punt-return touchdown ever in a London game.

We'll check it out.

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I challenge anyone not to be on their feet watching Parker Washington's catch and run.

And run.

And run.

His incredible punt return touchdown was capped by this mic-drop celebration.

Well, maybe the second-best moment of the half...

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The moment of the half.

A magical catch from Brian Thomas Jr who duly helped himself to a touchdown, a two-point conversion and 64 yards of offence.

The rookie is cooking.

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Jaguars for the Super Bowl?? They are 1-5, remember.

But a win here could get them back considering a play-off push over the second half of the season.

What do you reckon?

Thumbs up for Jags making the post-season.

Ben Collins
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

Meet our new best friends...

Now they're telling us they're going to the Super Bowl.

You heard it here first!!

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D'Ernest Johnson takes one run and then they let time run through for the half-time whistle.

A blitz from Jaguars in that second quarter saw them overhaul and outstrip the New England Patriots.

We've got a ball game here all right.

Well, they did leave Drake Maye and co out there right till the clock ran down before changing and bringing out the punt crew.

Parker Washington is back there once again...

Not this time as he lets it bounce and the Jags offence returns to the field.

Another third and 14 for Drake Maye as the Jacksonville Jaguars continue to dominate on defence in this second quarter.

Maye picks out Henry but they're taking a timeout and I reckon the Patriots offence will stay out here for the fourth and three.

Ben Collins
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

As that punt was sailing through the air, with just under two minutes to the half, our favourite Jags fans said "we've got two time-outs left, we can get another touchdown before half-time".

I doubt either of them were expecting to see one just 10 seconds later though. That's all it took for Parker Washington to charge up the other end of the field and cap an epic punt return by cheekily falling into the end zone.

Philip Marsh
BBC Sport Wales at Wembley Stadium

Malik Nabers has - in most people's eyes - been the standout rookie wide receiver in the NFL this season, but Brian Thomas Jr. is right up there with him!

The LSU product had 424 yards and three touchdowns coming into today.

It's not even half time and he's added another touchdown, a two-point conversion and 64 receiving yards.