The Jaguars got absolutely embarrassed by the Rams in London. Who is the most to blame for Jacksonville's Week 7 meltdown?

The Jacksonville Jaguars took the opposite approach of the Los Angeles Rams, and ended up getting the opposite results.

Furthermore, as the team plans extensive renovations to EverBank Stadium, reports suggest the Jaguars may play as many as three home games in London during the 2027 season, further cementing the U.K. as an essential component of the franchise's long-term financial and competitive future.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have played at least one game in London each NFL season (except 2020) since 2013. Here's why.

The final NFL game in London this season ended in a blowout, as the Rams rolled over the Jaguars, 35-7. Here are three takeaways.

It was a one-sided affair at Wembley Stadium, with the Rams jumping out to an early lead and cruising to victory.

Matthew Stafford throws five touchdown passes, three of which are caught by Davante Adams, to lead the Rams to a 35-7 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars.

For the Jags, playing in London is old hat, and this game will mark the 11th time they've played at Wembley Stadium in the franchise's history. In those prior instances, Jacksonville has gone 5-5 at the facility, but the team is 7-6 all time in international games. Meanwhile, the Rams are 2-2 in their four international regular-season games.

Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Travis Hunter (12) reaches to catch the ball as Los Angeles Rams cornerback Cobie Durant (14) challenges during the first half of an NFL football game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Jacksonville Jaguars in London, Sunday, Oct. 19, 2025. Credit: AP/Kin Cheung

The Jaguars will need their offense to rebound from a disappointing showing in Week 6 if they want to get back in the win column against the Rams in London.