Jacoby Brissett comes in at QB for Tua and while that normally spells QB sneak, Brissett rolls out and launches a 25-yarder for a diving Durham Smythe.

Salvon Ahmed then gets another 15 yards on a catch and run as the Dolphins get down to the 10-yard line.

It's tight end Mike Gesicki who is wide open again, and I mean wide open as he collects a 22-yarder on the opening play of this second Miami drive.

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Miami Dolphins 7-3 Jacksonville Jaguars

Matthew Wright boots a 40-yarder for what is remarkably the first field goal the Jaguars have had all season!

Trevor Lawrence with a decent enough drive there and it only stalled when tight end Dan Arnold dropped a bit of a dolly of a catch that would've moved the chains.

Molly: What's the difference between zone coverage and man to man?

In zone coverage defenders mark space and try to anticipate where a throw or run will go to.

Man-to-man each defender will mark their opposite number.

It's exactly the same as in 'soccer' when defending a corner or free-kick.

It's been over seven years since a rookie QB has thrown a touchdown pass in London - with Derek Carr of the Raiders the last to find the end zone in 2014.

Ben Collins
BBC Sport at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Tua Tagovailoa was rubbing his hands when Miami selected his former Alabama team-mate Jaylen Waddle with the sixth pick of this year's draft.

The Dolphins haven't got the best out of the rookie receiver yet, but now that Tagovailoa is back from injury, if the pair can rekindle the relationship they had in college, it could be the key to Tagovailoa establishing himself as Miami's franchise quarterback.

Jamal Agnew is livewire and shows it on the very first play with a 24-yard scamper getting this drive off to a nice start.

Ben Collins
BBC Sport at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

No anthem from the roof this week, but there was another spine-tingling flyover. Can the NFL come to London every week?? Pretty pleeease!!

Image source, BBC Sport

Miami are usually fast starters, winning the first quarters by a combined 34-23 this season – that's the sixth-best in the league. Sadly for them, the game’s played over four quarters and they’ve been battered to the tune of 131-45 in the remaining three quarters!

Louis: Great to see Waddle back at Tottenham's home ground. Here's hoping he doesn't sing Diamond Lights.

Andrew: Waddle was always going to score at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this afternoon, wasn’t he!?

Darren: A guy called Waddle impressing in Tottenham's stadium? It had to be.

Haha, Dolphins wide receiver Jaylen Waddle has been Tua Tagovailoa's go-to pass so far.

Osi Umenyiora
Two-time Super Bowl winner on BBC Two

Tua Tagovailoa did that with pressure coming off the edge.

He was able to step up out the pocket and drive smartly.

That was a very impressive drive from the Dolphins.

Plenty of short passes from Tua so far, who has completed seven out of nine, just that one 20-yarder of any length but they've been moving the sticks nicely enough.

Tua takes off on the latest play though to pick up the first doiwn himself inside the 10.

Tight end Mike Gesicki is six-foot-six but somehow the Jaguars defence didn't see him running into acres of space to catch a 20-yard pass from Tua.

It was a bit scrappy from the Dolphins QB but as they creep towards the red zone it's being effective. Plenty of short passes here.

Jaylen Waddle makes up for that though by grabbing the catch that gets Miami exactly the nine yards they needed to get the first down and move the chains.

Nice throw under a lot of pressure from Tua Tagovailoa - he had a Jags defender's hand on his shoulder as he let the ball go but it still found the target.

Not a great start for Miami - Jaylen Waddle gets a catch but then gets a flag for a false start and makes it a third-and-nine..

After a false start the game gets underway with a touchback and Tua gets the ball on his own 25-yard line.

The Miami Dolphins need to try and find a spark here in London as they’re the only team in the NFL to be ranked in the bottom three in all four offensive categories – yards, rushing yards, passing yards and points....

Osi Umenyiora
Two-time Super Bowl winner on BBC Two

Tua Tagovailoa has not played up to his potential.

You look at what some of these other quarterbacks have done, he's not at the same level as Joe Burrow and Justin Herbert.

He is going to have to get a lot better, fast.

The teams are out, the coin has been tossed and Miami will get the ball first here after the anthems... That means Tua Tagovailoa gets a chance to shine first.

We had the national anthem on the roof last week, this week we've got Jacksonville's mascot leaping off it!

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