The ball's now at the one-yard line after a pass interference call - I must say that one looked a bit tough on the defence.

A holding penalty on Denver puts the ball on the three-yard line for Jacksonville and in prime scoring position.

Definite touchdown territory here, plenty of options in the playbook.

Ben Collins
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

On Friday I paid a visit to Harrow School, where the Broncos have been training this week.

Turns out wide receivers KJ Hamler and Montrell Washington are Denver's very own comedy duo. They were in their element answering questions from UK fans, having a sing-song and play-fighting with each other.

KJ even said that if he scores a touchdown the Broncos will be having a tea party in the endzone - pinkies out and everything!

Denver need to get their offence going if there's to be any chance of that happening though.

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As we take a short breather, the jags are closing in again with the ball on the Denver 20 after that penalty. A great chance to build a big lead.

The NFL DO NOT like taunting during the game, any in-your-face beefing gets flagged for a big 15-yard penalty, and that's just what Justin Simmons has been hit with for the Broncos.

Some don't mind it, and think we should let the players give a bit to each other on the field, but as of now it's a big non-no and the players know this.

Big penalty for Denver.

Travis Etienne again runs for the first down to keep the chains moving. This Denver defence is one of the top units in the NFL but if you can get at them it's on the ground.

Plus, they're on the field so much due to Denver's offence being so bad that they'll be a tired outfit pretty soon.

At least Denver didn't give the ball away this time before they punt it - it's really not great so far with either the run or the pass.

Watching Wilson his body language isn't great, he's subdued and doesn't give the impression of a confident QB on top of his game.

The sun just peaked out over Wembley before that Jaguars interception, and the team from sunny Florida sprung to life afterwards.

I'm not sure of either team could drive the length of the field, but after the Wilson pick with a short field just the one throw was enough to put seven precious points on the board.

A first down! They might be hard to come by today with two solid defences, but Travis Etienne gets the first one on the ground - he's now the top back in Jacksonville after the Jags traded away James Robinson to the Jets.

Ben Collins
BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

When I headed out onto Wembley Way today the first thing I heard was a chant of 'Duuuval!!'

That's right, the Jacksonville Jaguars are back in town!!

The Jags may hail from Florida's Duval County but as team owner Shahid Khan said this week, they have made London their "home away from home".

This is their ninth game in the UK and they have played during each London series since 2013. They were even due to play here twice in 2020 before the pandemic struck.

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Russell Wilson intercepted! It'd been coming even this early - as he coughs up possession on his own 37 yard line.

Tyson Campbell jumped highest to grab what was a pretty dodgy throw from the big-money QB. Wilson's struggles continue.

Jags tight end Evan Engram is so close to pulling off a spectacular one-hander but just can't get his big paw to captured the ball completely and Jacksonville have to punt it away.

Trevor Lawrence is a serious unit, and while he's not exactly a running QB like Josh Allen, he's shifty enough around the pocket to side step the pass rush and stride forward for a few yards avoiding the sack.

Down goes Wilson on third down and that's a series that just about sums up this Denver offence this season.

Jags take over with the Broncos forced to punt.

First play, first throw, and it SHOULD have been an interception by Darious Williams as the ball hit him right in the chest.

Huge let-off for Russell Wilson and the Broncos.

We're off, Denver will have the ball on their 20, here comes Russell Wilson...

Right, we're ready for the off.

The coin toss hits a player on the helmet, and comes up heads, meaning the Jags win it and will kick it to Denver to start the game.

How do we think this one will go? Thumbs up for the Jags, thumbs down for Denver...

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Here come the anthems....

The Jaguars are London's 'home' team, but it's a fairly even crowd going on the two teams running out - plenty of orange jerseys about and plenty of support for the Broncos.

That means it should be pretty loud all the time today at Wembley with both teams well represented.