Lawrence and Hunter are the faces of the franchise — and the Jaguars need them to click to take the team to the next level.

In the last three weeks, Hunter ranks No. 11 out of 84 cornerbacks in terms of passer rating allowed when targeted. In that span, he has allowed three catches for 25 yards on seven targets. He gets thrown at less due to his lack of snaps, but he has been mostly shut down when he has been looked at by opposing quarterbacks.

Brian Thomas Jr.'s woes continue, as he exits the game in the fourth quarter with an apparent right shoulder/arm injury. It's safe to say that his day is likely over, as the Rams lead the Jaguars 35-7 with just over three minutes to go in the fourth quarter.

The Sporting News will track Hunter's snaps and his performance as the Jaguars face the Rams at Wembley Stadium.

The Los Angeles Rams and Jacksonville Jaguars met on Sunday for an interconference battle. Here's who deserves credit and criticism for the Rams.

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A writer at The Athletic wonders whether the Jacksonville Jaguars think Trevor Lawrence is the answer at quarterback long-term.