When: Sunday, 9:30 a.m.
Where: Wembley Stadium, London.
TV: NFL Network, ABC-WJXX 25 (Chris Rose, Joe Thomas, Steve Wyche).
Radio: 1010-AM, 92.5-FM (1010-AM, 92.5-FM (Frank Frangie, Jeff Lageman, Tony Boselli, Bucky Brooks); Westwood One (J.P. Shadrick, Byron Chamberlain); Spanish, 930 AM/97.3 FM via Accion; Sirius XM Channel 94 or 390.
Streaming: Fubo, NFL+ Premium.
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Records: Jaguars 1-5, Patriots 1-5.
Last week: The Jaguars lost to Chicago 35-16 in London. The Patriots lost to Houston 41-21.
What are the Jaguars-Patriots odds?
Hard Rock Bet has the Jaguars as 5.5 favorites and -250 on the money line. New England is +200. The over-under is 42 points.
Who’s injured?
Jaguars: Questionable, CB Tyson Campbell (hamstring), RB Travis Etienne (hamstring).
Patriots: Out, OT Vederian Lowe (ankle); questionable, RB Rhamondre Stevenson (foot), OG Mike Jordan (ankle), CB Jonathan Jones (shoulder), LB Sione Takitaki (knee), CB Marco Wilson (groin), LB Curtis Jacobs (knee), WR Javon Baker (illness).
What’s the series history between the Jaguars and Patriots?
New England leads 8-1 in regular-season games and 4-1 in the post-season. The only regular-season victory for the Jaguars came on Sept. 16, 2018, when they beat the Patriots and Tom Brady 31-20 at EverBank Stadium. The Jaguars won 25-10 on Jan. 3, 1999 in the first round of the playoffs, also at home.
What happened the last time the Jaguars played the Patriots?
Bolles graduate Mac Jones, who is now Trevor Lawrence's back, threw for three touchdowns and 227 yards to lead the Patriots to a 50-10 victory on Jan. 2, 2022.
What’s the key matchup?
Jaguars WR Brian Thomas Jr. vs. Patriots CB Christian Gonzalez
Despite his drop in the end zone last week against the Bears, Thomas is having a fine rookie season and leads the Jaguars in every receiving category: receptions (25), yards (424), yards per catch (17.0) and touchdown receptions (three).
Gonzalez, who played college football at Colorado and Oregon, was a first-round draft pick by the Patriots in 2023 but played only four games as a rookie because of a shoulder injury. In the first six games this season he leads New England with 24 solo tackles, is tied for the lead with three passes defensed and has an interception.
Gonzalez drew praise last week from Houston wide receiver Stefon Diggs, who said he has been "very impressive" this season.
What’s notable about the game?
The Jaguars are trying to bounce back from last week's loss to the Bears in the second game of the London series. The Jaguars are 6-6 in London and 4-5 at Wembley Stadium. ... New England stunned Cincinnati 16-10 in the opening game but has since struggled and lost three of its last four games by 17 or more points. ... Jerod Mayo replaced Bill Belichick as the Patriots coach in the off-season. He is the fourth NFL coach who played for his predecessor on the same team. ... The Patriots are 3-1 in international games and 2-0 in London. ... Andre Cisco's interception last week marked the fifth London game in a row in which the Jaguars have recorded an interception. ... Linebacker Ventrell Miller is one of six players at his position in the NFL to have six or more solo tackles in the last three games. ... Cam Little's 10 field goals (in 11 attempts) are the most for a Jaguars rookie kicker in franchise history over the first six games of the season. ... Tight end Evan Engram returned to the field for the first time in five games and caught 10 passes for 98 yards against the Bears. He passed Pete Mitchell's 191 receptions and with 198 is third on the team's all-time list among tight ends. ... The Jaguars will wear teal tops and black pants for the first time in London. They are 1-7 with that combination since the 2018 season.
Jaguars-Patriots by the numbers
Per-game averages, league rank in parentheses
- Total offense: Jaguars 319.5 (19), Patriots 257.5 (30)
- Rushing offense: Jaguars 116.5 (19), Patriots 123.2 (12)
- Passing offense: Jaguars 203.0 (20), Patriots 134.3 (32)
- Scoring offense: Jaguars 18.8 (T20), Patriots 13.8 (31)
- Total defense: Jaguars 390.0 (31), Patriots 358.8 (25)
- Rushing defense: Jaguars 113.3 (T11), Patriots 130.3 (19)
- Passing defense: Jaguars 276.7 (32), Patriots 228.5 (24)
- Scoring defense: Jaguars 29.7 (31), Patriots 23.8 (24)
This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Jacksonville Jaguars vs. New England Patriots: How to watch, odds, injury report, key matchup
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