Amurph: BBC showing NFL is a great excuse to chill on a ﹰSunday afternoon watching American Football.

Barry Crossley: The Jags have beaten “nobodys” all season! Houston by 14.

Mark Jones: The Texans and Colts are leading the way in their division. Are Houston a genuine Super Bowl contender?

We've got the acoustic, John Lewis Christmas advert style rendition of the US national anthem today.

Very nice.

Such are the complexities of the NFL fixture list, these sides have already played this season, with the Texans edging a narrow encounter by just one point in the second game of this season.

Houston led by seven in the fourth quarter when Jacksonville rookie Gardner Minshew led a long drive that included an 18-yard run on fourth-and-10, and he capped it with a 4-yard TD pass to DJ Chark. Instead of trying to tie it with an extra point, Jaguars coach Doug Marrone opted to go for the potential win by having Fournette attempt to run it in for the 2-point conversion but he was stopped by Justin Reid.

Here come the sides out onto the field...

Regular readers may recall our shock at the £30 hotdog on sale at Wembley last week (THIRTY QUID).

I'm told they are down to £25 this week. A win.

Jason Bell
Former NFL cornerback for Houston Texans

This is going to be a battle. I'm looking for Deshaun Watson magic. Come on Texans! Bring it home. I'm never going against my team again. Never!

Not available in stores..

(I imagine)

Osi Umenyiora
Two-time Super Bowl winner

Deshaun Watson is a fantastic football player. He is very athletic but he only runs when he has to. He's always making the right decision, he's a leader.

It's as busy as ever this Sunday folks. With the early game at Wembley we won't be around to guide you through the later matches but we will be here for this little lot:

Carolina Panthers v Tennessee Titans (18:00 GMT)

Pittsburgh Steelers v Indianapolis Colts (18:00 GMT)

Miami Dolphins v New York Jets (18:00 GMT)

Kansas City Chiefs v Minnesota Vikings (18:00 GMT)

Philadelphia Eagles v Chicago Bears (18:00 GMT)

Buffalo Bills v Washington Redskins (18:00 GMT)

Even Mike Carlson has been gripped by Minshew Mania!!

The Texans are without the massive JJ Watt today - here's him talking about his love of the Premier League. He doesn't just go for the obvious ones either...

Mike Carlson
NFL analyst

Both sides flew in the same day, the crowd will be more Jacksonville as you'd expect after all these years coming to London. They are used to the trip, from a coaching point of view that could be significant.

Both these sides have had similar seasons so far, with the Jags on a two-match winning streak and 4-4 record, the Texans better off on 5-3 and winning last week.

The Texans lost in the wild card play-offs last season and have never reached the Superbowl. The Jaguars were last in the play-offs in 2017 and are also yet to play in the big game...

Deshaun Watson is in his third year in the NFL - his second as the Houston Texans' starting quarterbacks - and he has come into his own this season.

The 24-year-old is starting to establish himself as one of the league's best QB's, leading the Texans to a 5-3 record. They halted the Kansas City Chiefs' 100% start and, during their three defeats, have not lost by more than seven points.

Watson has shown a maturity belying his years, leading game-winning drives in Week Six against the Chiefs and then last week against the Oakland Raiders, when he escaped the pressure and threw this touchdown pass despite getting a boot (sorry, cleat!) in his left eye.

Wayne Ellis: Going for a narrow Houston win, but they’re a tough team to trust and the injuries to Watt and Tunsil could tip the balance

Don't forget you can get involved today - fire away...

Osi Umenyiora
Two-time Super Bowl winner

This guy Gardner Minshew is an outstanding young quarterback. He doesn't look ilke a rookie, he plays like a veteran in the pocket, not making any mistakes.