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Alright, Big Dill’s takin’ his show across the pond — LAR rollin’ into London to tangle with JAX at Wembley, and this one’s got that tight, continental feel. On paper this is a classic quarterback duel: Matthew Stafford (projected 244.3 pass yards, 1.6 TDs) vs Trevor Lawrence (projected 235.8 pass yards, 1.4 TDs), which tells you this will be settled by a few key plays and who wins the trenches. The Jaguars lean on a two-back look (Tank Bigsby and Travis Etienne Jr.), but the projections show more work for Kyren Williams in the Rams’ ground game (he’s the one who can keep drives moving with ~71 rush yards on paper), so expect play-calling chess more than shootouts.

Big injury storyline to watch: Puka Nacua is the one that could flip everything — as of now he’s listed as doubtful/likely to miss time after an ankle issue, which would shove more targets onto Davante Adams and force the Rams to get creative. That wrinkle matters in London, where travel and a short week can make coaches cautious. Meanwhile, Trevor Lawrence’s prior health history is a continuing subplot — he’s battled multiple injuries in recent seasons, so the Jaguars’ offensive balance and availability of their skill guys will be under the microscope this week.

Matchup-wise, advantage swings depending on who’s available. If Puka sits, Davante Adams becomes the focal point and Stafford’s ~244 passing yards projection looks realistic; if Puka plays, the Rams’ passing game becomes two-headed and that’s a nightmare for JAX’s secondary. On Jacksonville’s side, Trevor Lawrence is efficient in these projections and the Jags’ receiving corps (look at Brian Thomas Jr. projected ~76 rec yards) could find mismatches against a Rams secondary that’s had soft spots at times.

Final thought from Big Dill: this is a three-point game on the board and London’s neutral-site weirdness never helps spread out true home-field edges. Expect a low-to-moderate scoring, turnover-and-possession battle where special teams and a missed fourth-quarter field goal might decide it. Keep an eye on that Puka update — if he’s out, Rams tilt stronger; if he plays, we’re eyeing a shootout.