Jacksonville Jaguars suffer 35-7 London loss to Rams amid critical performance concerns

The Jacksonville Jaguars suffered a heavy 35-7 loss to the Los Angeles Rams in London, marked by an ineffective offense and defensive struggles. Quarterback Trevor Lawrence struggled with accuracy and protection, as the offensive line allowed seven sacks and the team committed multiple penalties and failed on three fourth-down attempts in field goal range. Travis Hunter, regarded as a generational talent, was underutilized offensively until late in the game, when he recorded his first NFL touchdown and finished with 101 yards on eight catches; his defensive snaps were also limited despite his capabilities. The Jaguars were outplayed by a well-prepared Rams team, who capitalized on their opportunities and controlled the game from the start. Jacksonville's coaching decisions, particularly those of Liam Coen, have drawn criticism for poor discipline and inefficient use of key players. The Jaguars, now 4-3, head into their bye week needing to address these issues ahead of their next game against the Las Vegas Raiders.