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NFL London final score, results: Stafford makes history in London as Rams rout Jaguars

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Matthew Stafford threw five touchdown passes, three of which went to Davante Adams, as the Los Angeles Rams routed the Jacksonville Jaguars 35-7 at Wembley.

The final London game of the 2025 season promised to be the best of the bunch with a pair of 4-2 teams squaring off in London.

Instead, it proved to be a mismatch. The Rams were dominant from the first minute, temporarily taking the lead of the NFC West with a result that sees the Jaguars drop to 4-3 with their second straight defeat, having lost to the Rams’ division rivals, the Seattle Seahawks, last week.

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Despite missing Puka Nacua through injury and only landing in London on Saturday, the Rams warmed to their task instantly in the persistent London drizzle.

After the Jaguars went three-and-out on their first drive, Stafford found Konata Mumpfield for a five-yard touchdown at the end of a 13-play drive to open the scoring.

A pair of short touchdown tosses to Adams put the Rams in complete command as they took a 21-0 lead in the second quarter, Los Angeles’ ruthlessness in stark contrast to the performance of a Jaguars team that consistently failed to take opportunities and shot themselves in the foot with a stream of penalties.

The Rams’ third touchdown came after a missed 50-yard field goal from Cam Little, and was followed by three successive series on which the Jaguars turned the ball over on downs.

Stafford delivered the finishing blow with a 31-yard touchdown to tight end Terrance Ferguson in the fourth quarter and, after Travis Hunter scored his first NFL touchdown on a 34-yard pass from Trevor Lawrence, Adams completed the hat-trick as Stafford became the first quarterback to throw five touchdowns in an International Series game.

Lawrence was sacked six times on a miserable afternoon for the Jacksonville offense, the Jags’ Monday night win over the Kansas City Chiefs two weeks ago already seeming like a distant memory.

Both teams have a bye in Week 8, but the rest will undoubtedly be more enjoyable for the Rams after their successful Transatlantic business trip.

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4th Quarter

5:49pm:  Jimmy Garoppolo will knee out the game.

It's all over. 

Final: Rams 35-7 Jaguars

5:47pm:  Lawrence can't find the open man on fourth-and-13. That's Jacksonville's fourth turnover on downs and will bring an end to this one.

5:41pm:  We're at the two-minute warning after Lawrence is sacked for the sixth time in the game, losing seven yards as he is brought down on the Los Angeles 14.

5:37pm:  More problems for the Jags as Brian Thomas comes off holding his hand.

5:31pm: TOUCHDOWN RAMS

The Rams get a new set of downs on the one-yard line of the Jags after Andrew Wingard is flagged for roughing the passer.

Stafford immediately takes advantage as he lofts the ball to Adams for another score. That's five passing touchdowns for Stafford, a first in an International Series game, and three receiving scores for Adams. Domination.

Rams 35-7 Jaguars

5:28pm:  A dreadful play for Jourdan Lewis of the Jags as he's flagged for pass interference and facemask as he attempts to cover Davante Adams on third down.

5:24pm:  Los Angeles commit a delay of game on third-and-2, but it matters not as they convert anyway with a nine-yard run from Kyren Williams.

5:21pm:  The Jaguars go for the onside kick but can't recover after it's fumbled by the Rams. 

5:17pm: TOUCHDOWN JAGUARS

The Jaguars are finally on the board! Jacksonville go fast with deep completions to Travis Hunter and Parker Washington, before Lawrence finds Hunter again for a 34-yard score. They couldn't, could they?

Rams 28-7 Jaguars

5:10pm: TOUCHDOWN RAMS

Goodnight Vienna! The Rams go for the short fourth down and take a deep shot. Stafford finds a wide-open Terrance Ferguson for a 31-yard score. Game over.

Rams 28-0 Jaguars

5:09pm:  The Jags jump offsides on fourth down, but it's not quite enough for the Rams to move the chains.

5:07pm:  A sack on third down by the Jags, but it's negated by a defensive holding penalty. It's not the Jags' day.

3rd Quarter

5:01pm:  A pointless third quarter mercifully ends. 

4:59pm:  Parker Washington drops a perfect Lawrence pass on third-and-15. The Jags punt to the Rams' 38-yard line.

4:56pm:  Stafford can't find Higbee on third down and the Rams punt.

4:51pm:  A Rams blitz gets home as Lawrence is sacked by Quentin Lake, leaving the Jags with third-and-23. Lawrence is chased out of bounds on the next play, and Jacksonville will punt.

4:47pm:  A quick three-and-out for the Rams as Stafford comes under heavy pressure from Josh Hines-Allen. He escapes, but his deep shot is overthrown.

4:43pm:  The drive runs out of steam and the Jags are left facing fourth-and-7. They go for it again but the Rams swarm Lawrence. Another turnover on downs.

4:42pm:  It is not.

4:40pm:  The Jaguars are on the Rams' 30-yard line after a Lawrence run. Surely this is the drive?

4:35pm:  Great start to the drive for the Jags, as Lawrence finds Dyami Brown for a 40-yard completion, though the wide receiver is down injured.

4:32pm:  Stafford goes deep for Adams on third-and-3, but two-way rookie Travis Hunter makes a great play on the ball to force a punt.

4:29pm:  It's rained all game, and the penalties are pouring for the Jags. An illegal contact foul gives the Rams a new set of downs when they would have had third-and-10.

4:25pm:  The Jaguars get a couple more first downs from the first penalties against the Rams. A second-down throw to Hunter sets up third-and-2, but Lawrence comes up short with successive throws as yet another offensive series comes up without points.

The decision to go for it on fourth from the 30-yard line was the right one, but Lawrence's pass bounces off the hand of Dyami Brown.

4:18pm:  After Travis Etienne gets the Jags' drive going with a first down on a checkdown from Lawrence, second overall pick Travis Hunters makes successive receptions that go for a pair of first downs.

4:13pm:  The Rams look to have converted on third down through Davante Adams, but the play is called back for offsetting penalties. Stafford is then nearly intercepted on an attempt to force the ball into traffic. The Jags get a stop.

4:09pm:  Xavier Smith takes the opening kickoff of the second half back to the 36-yard line.

Halftime

4:00pm:  A very dispiriting half from the Jaguars' perspective. They have had five penalties accepted against them for 66 yards as they have continued to shoot themselves in the foot.

The most head-scratching aspect of their performance, though, has been the fourth-down decision making. Jacksonville elected to kick a field goal on fourth-and-2 from the 32, and missed, but then went for it on fourth-and-7 from inside the 15, and didn't get it.

Points have been left on the board, and the Jags have paid the price as the Rams have taken command.

3:56pm: The Rams will get the ball to start the second half, giving them a chance to put this game beyond doubt.

2nd Quarter

3:54pm:  After picking up a first down on the ground, the Rams are content to kneel out the final seconds of the first half. They lead 21-0 at the half.

3:52pm:  A break in play as Jaguars cornerback Jourdan Lewis is treated for an injury.

3:50pm:  Jacksonville eschew the chance at the field goal and go for it on fourth down. Lawrence drops back but is forced to scramble and comes up a couple yards short of a first down. Another drive ends without points.

3:49pm:  4th-and-7 for the Jaguars after a third-down incompletion to Travis Hunter.

3:45pm:  The Jags are inside the Rams' 15-yard line after a completion over the middle to Parker Washington.

3:43pm:  A crucial third-down conversion from Trevor Lawrence to Brian Thomas Jr. The Jags quarterback steps up and finds a wide-open Thomas with a throw on the run.

3:37pm: TOUCHDOWN RAMS

An outstanding drive by the Rams. Kyren Williams starts it with a 10-yard run, which is followed by a pass interference penalty against Jacksonville before Stafford finds Adams in triple coverage. A tight end screen to Colby Parkinson looks to have given the Rams a touchdown, only for an expedited review to rule him down at the one.

It matters not, however, as Stafford finds Adams off the play-fake for a one-yard score. The rout is on.

Rams 21-0 Jaguars

3:28pm: Missed field goal!  Brian Thomas drops a perfect Lawrence throw over the middle on 3rd-and-2. Instead of going for it, the Jags attempt a 50-yard field goal, but Cam Little drags it wide left.

It's turning into one of those days for Jacksonville.

3:25pm:  The Jags start this drive on their own 30, but Lawrence moves them into Rams territory with a big third-down completion to Tim Patrick.

3:21pm:  Parker Washington takes the punt back 62 yards for what would be his third return score of the season. However, it's nullified by an illegal block in the back.

3:19pm:  Three straight incompletions from Stafford as the Jags finally succeed in slowing down Los Angeles. The Rams will punt from their own nine-yard line.

3:14pm:  After a first-down sack, Lawrence misfires on 3rd-and-13. The Jaguars will punt for a third time.

3:12pm:  The Jaguars convert a fourth down with a Parker Washington end around.

1st Quarter

3:07pm:  The Jaguars get their first first down on a two-yard rush from Travis Etienne. That's the end of the first quarter.

3:01pm: TOUCHDOWN RAMS!

Successive completions to Davante Adams and Xavier Smith put the Rams on the Jacksonville six-yard line. Blake Corum then carries the ball to the two-yard line before Stafford lofts the ball to Adams on a fade route for the score. It's getting late early for Jacksonville.

Rams 14-0 Jaguars

2:56pm:  The Rams start at their 21-yard line. Stafford looks deep for Tutu Atwell and Andrew Winged commits an obvious pass interference penalty. Stafford then finds Colby Parkinson an the Rams are on the Jacksonville 30 in two plays.

2:52pm:  Lawrence overthrows his pass on third-and-14. Three-and-out for Jacksonville.

2:50pm:  The Jags are already going backwards in response, committing a holding penalty to start their second drive.

2:45pm: TOUCHDOWN RAMS 

Stafford finds Konata Mumpfield in the back of the endzone off the play-fake. A superb drive by the Rams.

Rams 7-0 Jaguars

2:44pm:  A roughing the passer call against Andrew Winged gives the Rams the ball inside the five.

2:42pm:  A Stafford pass clangs off the hands of Adams on third down, but the Rams go for it on fourth and convert with a pass to Kyren Williams. 1st and Goal.

2:40pm:  A sliding catch by Higbee after a play-fake from Stafford sees the Rams move the chains again, they're on the edge of the red zone.

2:39pm:  Another conversion was Stafford finds Davis Allen on second down.

2:37pm:  The Rams convert on third down with a connection from Stafford to Tyler Higbee.

2:36pm:  The Rams start at their 40 after a poor punt. Stafford's first-down pass to Davante Adams is too long.

2:35pm:  Trevor Lawrence's third-down pass is incomplete. The Jags punt.

2:34pm:  The Jags return the opening kickoff to the 30-yard line. Trevor Lawrence is sacked by Jared Verse on the first play from scrimmage!

Pregame

2:31pm:  Los Angeles win the toss and defer. The Jags will get the ball to start the game.

2:30pm:  The national anthems are done, and we're almost ready to get going at Wembley.

2:22pm:  The Jaguars' offensive starters are taking the field.

2:12pm:  Matthew Stafford is playing his first game in London since 2015, a blowout loss to the Chiefs with the Lions. He helped the Lions to a win over the year before.

1:59pm:  The Rams, meanwhile, have played only four games in London and are 2-2 in those matchups, their last a win over the Bengals in 2019.

1:49pm:  But the Jaguars have excelled in London in recent times, and are looking to improve their record in games in the UK to 8-6 all-time.

Last season, they saw off the Patriots at Wembley having lost to the Bears at Tottenham the week before.

1:44pm:  The Jags are looking for only their second ever win over the Rams. They are 1-5 in the all-time series, their sole victory coming in 2009, when the Rams were still in St. Louis.

1:35pm:  Fittingly, it's raining in London, but the Jags aren't deterred.

1:26pm:  Tottenham may be the primary venue for NFL games in London these days, but nothing beats Wembley Way.

1:15pm:  Matthew Stafford discussed the absence of Nacua and the Rams' unconventional approach to the London game with NFL Network.

1:11pm:  As expected, the Rams are missing star wide receiver Puka Nacua because of the injury he sustained against the Ravens.

1:04pm:  The inactives for the game are out. The Jags are dealing with a big absence at linebacker, with Devin Lloyd unavailable.

12:53pm:  A fitting venue for an extremely intriguing matchup.

12:43pm:  Kobie Turner is part of a fearsome Rams defensive front that will look to stop Lawrence and the Jags, and he is appropriately dressed for a game at the home of English football.

12:41pm:  Trevor Lawrence is taking in familiar surrounding as he looks to help the Jaguars bounce back.

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Rams vs. Jaguars start time

  • Kickoff: 2:30 p.m. BST

Rams vs. Jaguars is scheduled to kick off at 2:30 p.m. BST from Wembley Stadium in London.

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NFL international schedule 2025

DateLocationTime (BST)Matchup
Oct. 5 (Week 5)Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (London)2:30 p.m.Vikings vs. Browns
Oct. 12 (Week 6)Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (London)2:30 p.m.Broncos vs. Jets
Oct. 19 (Week 7)Wembley Stadium (London)2:30 p.m.Rams vs. Jaguars
Nov. 9 (Week 10)Olympic Stadium (Berlin)2:30 p.m.Colts vs. Falcons
Nov. 16 (Week 11)Bernabeu Stadium (Madrid)2:30 p.m.Vikings vs. Browns

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