The Jacksonville Jaguars were imposed this Sunday in London against the New England Patriots by 32-16 in a duel between two teams in great need of good news in the NFL.
This match played at the stadium Wembley of London was the last in England this NFL season.
British fans didn’t have much luck with their matchup this Sunday, as the Jaguars and the Patriots were paired with the Cleveland Browns and the Carolina Panthers. the only NFL teams that came into this day with a painful 1-5 balance.
Jacksonville, with its coach Doug Pederson in the focus of criticism, will return at least with a 2-5 record from the hand of a Trevor Lawrence who achieved 193 yards (15 of 20 passes) with a touchdown pass without interceptions.
For New England (1-6), which has accumulated six consecutive losses, the quarterback rookie Drake Maye He finished with 276 yards (26 of 37) with two touchdown passes without any interceptions.
The game started with good feelings for the Patriots, who took the lead in the first quarter with a touchdown from JaMycal Hasty and they went 0-10 in the second quarter after a field goal.
However, that second period ended up being an absolute disaster for the Patriots’ defense, which fell like a house of cards against some Jaguars who sealed three touchdowns in that quarter alone.
Brian Thomas Jr. and Tank Bigsby led the way with a touchdown each, but the most spectacular was Parker Washington with an impressive 96-yard return straight to the end zone.
To top off a practically perfect second quarter, the Jaguars achieved two-point conversion and they went to the locker room with a clear 22-10 lead.
There was no reaction from the Patriots at the restart, they did not score any points in the third quarter and only in the last chapter did they get a touchdown with KJ Osborn.
However, the Jaguars left no room for surprise and closed the victory with another score from Bigsby, who closed his great performance with 118 rushing yards and two touchdowns.
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