Lovely reverse from the Jags to Christian Kirk but a nice gain is brought back by a Jacksonville penalty this time - their second of the game.

Ben Collins
BBC Sport at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

The Bills Mafia has been seriously loud today. Must be so difficult for Trevor Lawrence to direct the Jacksonville offence. But he's doing it alright.

There wasn't much doing for the Jaguars on the game's first drive, but he's been superb since. He clocked up 100 passing yards by the end of the first quarter - including that touchdown pass to Zay Jones - and is in the process of clocking up a few more on this drive.

The catch is confirmed and it is indeed a first down. The TV replays weren't great so it may be a case of just not being enough to overturn the on-field decision.

The video replay system works pretty smoothly in the NFL.

That's a veteran move from young QB Trevor Lawrence after a contested catch for a first down could have gone either way.

Lawrence got the Jags to line up quickly to keep the game moving, but Bills coach Sean McDermott was having none of that and threw his red challenge flag on the field so the TV replay will have a look at it.

Yes, TV replay again at Spurs....

The Jags call a timeout on a crucial third down - and the reason was the Bills fans in here turned the decibel level up a notch.

Oh dear. Josh Allen disappears for a minute in a crowd of Jags defenders, but emerges on the other side still standing and able to pass it to Dawson Knox - but the tight end can't keep hold of it and it's another punt for Buffalo.

Even the punt isn't the best either. Maybe the Bills have a bit of jet lag?

This picture just about sums things up so far...

Image source, Reuters

Well, brilliant first 15 minutes for the Jaguars who really were able to move the ball when they needed to, with the Bills not being able to stop the big splash plays - and penalties also costing them.

And it was only right at the end of that quarter that the Bills got their one and only first down.

The Jaguars have been in the UK since their game last week and that preparation seems to be giving them an advantage.

"The Buffalo Bills look like they are asleep, it might be the advantage of the Jaguars having been in London for more than a week,” - two-time Super Bowl winner Osi Umenyiora on ITV.

Josh Allen is a tough dude, but when he saw the giant Folorunso Fatukasi galloping at him he wanted absolutely nothing to do with that contact, so fired the ball into the floor.

Fatukasi is 6ft4in and 318lbs so that's a smart move.

Field goal - Jagspublished at 15:10 British Summer Time 8 October 2023

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Jacksonville Jaguars 11-0 Buffalo Bills

And the kick is good! Brandon McManus converts from 44 yards to extend the Jags lead to 11.

It's a beautiful day for kicking out here, warm with not a breath of wind so we could see some long kicks today should the game state dictate it.

The Jags hand it off to Travis Etienne to try and run for the first down but it's an emphatic rejection from the Bills who swallow the running back up. The Jags will go for the field goal.

Evan Engram bursts free of the Bills coverage and he's wide open as Trevor Lawrence throws the ball his way.

He has to just reach backwards a bit and that allows Dane Jackson to get a desperate hand in on the ball to just knock it loose.

So close to a touchdown but great recovery from Jackson.

Facing a big third down with the fans making it really loud in here, Trevor Lawrence delivers a wonderful spiral of a throw to Christian Kirk for 20 yards.

The only thing you would say is Lawrence was looking left all the way, he never took his eyes off where he was going to throw that ball, so maybe the Bills secondary could've had an eye on him.

Spurs top of the league and his shiny new stadium is the official home of the NFL in the UK. Daniel Levy has a lot to smile about...

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Sean McDermott isn't taking any chances as he decides to punt with the Bills on a fourth and one. That decision didn't go down well with the Bills Mafia as a few boos break out around the ground from those in blue.

Right then, big drive needed for the Bills, who shot themselves in the foot somewhat with costly penalties on the Jags' scoring drive.

"He stood in the pocket with the pressure coming and threw a strike to Zay Jones, even though he knew he was going to get hit in the face." - two-time Super Bowl winner Osi Umenyiora on ITV.

Another flag - but after the refs have a bit of a chat they say no penalty due to the ball being tipped.

Good work zebras, last thing we need is another refereeing controversy at Tottenham...