London first, because Wembley earned it. The Rams dismantled the Jaguars 35–7 in steady rain as Matthew Stafford authored a clinic: 5 TD passes — the first five-touchdown outing in an NFL international game — spreading the ball to ten receivers while the Rams’ defence stacked seven sacks. Jacksonville’s 13 penalties and a missed kick turned promising drives into puddles. What could’ve been a chess match became a procession, and a very loud one.

Why it played that way. Wembley’s surface held up slick but firm; Los Angeles leaned into quick timing and red-zone precision while Chris Shula’s front won on third down. The Jags actually out-gained L.A., but negative plays and flags were a tax they couldn’t pay in that weather. Stafford kept the ball humming with smart distribution rather than forcing a single matchup. The Rams left London at 5–2 with the bye in their back pocket.

Stateside headlines. Reset buttons were smashed: the Chiefs blanked the Raiders 31–0 behind a Mahomes three-TD tune-up and a defence that allowed 95 total yards. The Eagles snapped their skid with a 28–22 win in Minneapolis as Jalen Hurts posted a perfect passer rating and DeVonta Smith exploded for 183 yards. New England kept rolling, 31–13 at Tennessee with rookie Drake Maye ultra-efficient; and the Browns thumped Miami 31–6 as Quinshon Judkins bagged three TDs.

MNF double tonight closes Week 7: Buccaneers @ Lions 00:00 BST Tue and Texans @ Seahawks 03:00 BST Tue. Set caffeine accordingly.