The Jacksonville Jaguars have made a positive start to the season as they come into today's game with a 4-2 record, the highlight being their home win over the Chiefs, which was secured with the Trevor Lawrence touchdown you can watch above:

• Won 26-10 against Carolina Panthers
• Lost 31-27 at Cincinnati Bengals
• Won 17-10 against Houston Texans
• Won 26–21 at San Francisco 49ers
• Won 31-28 against Kansas City Chiefs
• Lost 20-12 against Seattle Seahawks

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Puka Nacua being out through injury is a big blow for the Rams, as he had already mustered 54 catches, 616 yards and two touchdowns this season.

Matthew Stafford still has Davante Adams to throw to though...

We're deep into the pre-game now here at Wembley, the Jaguars cheerleaders are out to welcome the 'home' team out onto the field and the teal flags left out on all the seats around the stadium are being waved by excited NFL fans in London.

It's certainly got a bit of a home game feel, with the Rams getting the majority of the boos but there's still a big array of different team jerseys on display with the London games still an 'event' for gridiron lovers.

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The umbrellas are up around Wembley as the rain falls in London.

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In contrast to the Rams, the Jacksonville Jaguars left Florida on Monday and arrived in London on Tuesday.

Speaking at the Jags' base in Hertfordshire on Wednesday, quarterback Trevor Lawrence said: "There's two thoughts. I think this gives us a good opportunity to get our rest and get adjusted by the time Sunday comes around. And we can get a couple of good days of practice here and get acclimated, so I think it's been good so far."

Head coach Liam Coen added: "Is it an advantage? I don’t know, there’s sports science that supports both.

"We talked about this being a possible opportunity for a new 'everything', to maybe be together for an extended period of time. I talked to some of the players in the off-season about what they liked. That weighed into it. We did all the pros and cons from a sports science standpoint. We dove into it.

"At the end of the day, I thought it was just a great opportunity for our team to be together. I do think it came at the perfect time [in the season]."

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Ben Collins
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

Trevor Lawrence enjoyed his first NFL win in London as the Jacksonville Jaguars kicked a field goal as time expired to beat the Miami Dolphins 23-20 at Tottenham.

Although the Jags' quarterback told me he hasn't spoken to Travis Hunter about the possibility of him also enjoying a breakout performance in London, he does remember that win in 2021 fondly.

“That was some good memories," he said at the Jags' base in Hertfordshire on Wednesday. "We needed that one bad.

"We came over here 0-5 going into that game and played the Dolphins. It was fun getting the win, I can tell you that. It makes the flight back a lot more fun when you win so that’s obviously the goal for this Sunday.”

Could Baker Mayfield by the MVP? He's certainly playing like one...

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Both sides come into the game at 4-2 with the Rams having won in Baltimore last Sunday while the Jags were well beaten by Seattle after impressive wins in San Francisco and at home against the Chiefs.

LA are 2-2 in international games, while London regulars Jacksonville are 7-6 and have won their last two games at Wembley.

In the head-to-head the Rams dominate with a 5-1 record, with the Jags failing to score more than 23 points in any of those six meetings.

The Rams are favourites, with the eighth best defence and fifth best offence in the league, but the Jags have a better turnover differential with a defence that can really hunt the ball down.

This should be a good one today.

What a game to start the week, with a battle of the 40-something quarterbacks turning into a classic as Aaron Rodgers and Joe Flacco slugged it out in Cincinnati.

The two veterans may have a combined age of 81, but they also combined for almost 600 passing yards and seven touchdowns between them.

Both produced some brilliant clutch plays down the stretch, but Flacco had the final word - which is even more amazing since he's only just joined the Bengals from Cleveland.

They do say class is permanent....

• Los Angeles Rams @ Jacksonville Jaguars (14:30)
• New Orleans Saints @ Chicago Bears
• Miami Dolphins @ Cleveland Browns
• New England Patriots @ Tennessee Titans
• Las Vegas Raiders @ Kansas City Chiefs
• Philadelphia Eagles @ Minnesota Vikings
• Carolina Panthers @ New York Jets
• New York Giants @ Denver Broncos (21:05)
• Indianapolis Colts @ Los Angeles Chargers (21:05)
• Washington Commanders @ Dallas Cowboys (21:25)
• Green Bay Packers @ Arizona Cardinals (21:25)
• Atlanta Falcons @ San Francisco 49ers (01:20)

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Good afternoon NFL fans, welcome to another early start as week seven kicks-off at Wembley Stadium with the Jacksonville Jaguars hosting the Los Angeles Rams.

The Jags have made the national stadium their second home, and this year it looks like a great game they've got in store with the Rams looking in decent form.

So the 'Breakfast Bowl' should get us off to a great start on this NFL Sunday, with then six games coming at 18:00 BST, four more after 21:00 and a big national game at 01:20 for you night owls.

There's also live radio commentary on 5 Sports Extra as the Indianapolis Colts visit the Los Angeles Chargers.

So stay right here for another long but what looks like being a hugely entertaining Sunday coming up.