The NFL is making great strides toward Commissioner Roger Goodell's goal of 32 international games per year.
However, the New York Jets' disappointing performance in last week's London game left many fans, who had paid more for tickets than they would for a Premier League match to attend the new Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, feeling cheated.
This time, moving to Wembley, the two teams should not perform as erratically as some other teams have.
On the Jaguars' side, before Trevor Lawrence could recover from the joy of defeating the Chiefs with a last-second play, he was sacked seven times by the Seahawks' defense, which pushed the Jaguars back to second place in the AFC South. The Rams, on the other hand, quickly moved past the heartbreak of their overtime loss to Mac Jones and the 49ers, easily defeating the injury-plagued Ravens 17-3 to avoid falling behind in the divisional race. However, the injury to their top receiving weapon, Puka Nacua, has undoubtedly cast a shadow over the Rams' prospects.
Will the Jaguars lie in wait, ready to "pounce on the sheep" (the Rams), or will the Rams manage to "escape from the tiger's mouth" in the final London game? Stay tuned.
