Rams Dominate Jaguars 35-7 at London Wembley

The Los Angeles Rams decisively defeated the Jacksonville Jaguars 35-7 at Wembley Stadium in London during the NFL International Series, improving their season record to 5-2. Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford threw five touchdown passes, marking a historic first for an NFL international game, with standout performances from wide receiver Davante Adams, who scored three touchdowns, and rookie Konata Mumpfield, who contributed with his first NFL touchdown. The Rams' strategic late arrival in London, training at Camden Yards prior to the game, helped them avoid jet lag and contributed to their effective gameplay despite the absence of star receiver Puka Nacua due to injury. The Jaguars, who have played more games in London than any other NFL team since 2013, struggled offensively, with quarterback Trevor Lawrence completing 23 of 48 passes and the team failing to capitalize on several scoring opportunities. The Rams' dominant performance highlighted their depth and adaptability, with key plays executed under the leadership of Stafford and coach Sean McVay. This victory not only boosts the Rams' morale but also reflects their evolving strategy and potential for upcoming games in the season.