London Showdown: Can the Rams Outsmart the Jaguars on Their Turf This Season?
There’s something electrifying about the Rams heading back overseas — London calling once again this fall, and it feels like the start of another chapter in their evolving story. The NFL dropped the news on Tuesday: come October 19th, the Rams will take the field against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium, with the game kicking off bright and early at 6:30 a.m. PDT, live on NFL Network. This isn’t just another away game. It’s the Rams’ fourth time playing in London since their return to L.A., and, given their roster shuffle and offseason moves, including locking down Matthew Stafford on a reworked contract and adding key pieces like Davante Adams, there’s a buzz that this squad means serious business this season. The full league schedule reveals plenty of intriguing matchups ahead — but this London game, steeped in past rivalries and international intrigue, is shaping up to be a highlight on a promising Rams journey. LEARN MORE
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