AI SPORTSANALYTICSJacksonville bring a three-game win streak to Wembley while Houston seek a spark in a rivalry the Texans edge 4-3.
Wembley Stadium stages an AFC South collision on October 18 with the form book pointing two ways. Jacksonville arrive in London on a three-game winning streak, bookended by a 35-6 rout of New England and a gritty 19-17 edging of Philadelphia. Houston's last month reads W-L-L — a 26-3 dismantling of Tennessee either side of one-score defeats to Dallas and Indianapolis.
The head-to-head ledger leans Texan, 4-3 across the last seven meetings, and the Texans also took the most recent one 36-29 last November. Yet the margins here are famously thin, which is what makes the individual matchups at Wembley the real theatre.
American footballTrailing 23-15 in the fourth, Baltimore closed on a 15-0 run — Derrick Henry's two-point conversion tied it, Tyler Huntley won it in overtime.
American footballDenver's W-L-W meets Seattle's L-W-L with the Seahawks holding the edge from their only recent meeting.
American footballWashington led 27-13 in the fourth. Two Isaiah Likely touchdowns and one from Malik Nabers dragged New York level — and overtime settled nothing.