Jaguars head coach Liam Coen self-reflects and asks himself tough questions after lackluster outing against the Rams in London.

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

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

While the Jaguars were crushed by the Rams in London, Travis Hunter at least proved why Jacksonville traded up for him.

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.

Maybe rookie Travis Hunter just needed an English breakfast to score his first NFL touchdown. The two-way star found the end zone at Wembley Stadium when he caught a 34-yard touchdown pass from Trevor Lawrence in the fourth quarter while trailing the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday.

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

The Jaguars have become a fixture in the NFL's London game, which dates back to an agreement they struck with Wembley Stadium in 2012. Jacksonville agreed to play one home game each season from 2013 to 2016, and this agreement was later extended and continues to this day.

Just days after Liam Coen said Travis Hunter would get more involved in the Jaguars' offense, Hunter scored his first NFL touchdown during Jacksonville's Week 7 game against the Los Angeles Rams .

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.