After a scoreless first quarter, the Jaguars’ drive into the early second quarter ended with a Trevor Lawrence end zone interception, contributing to their early-point drought. The early sequence also affected the passing game, as receivers had limited opportunities to connect. Wideout Jakobi Meyers, who has often been a focal point, had not yet recorded a reception through the first portion of the game, although he was active and on the field for the majority of offensive snaps.
Meyers was targeted twice by Lawrence up to that point but hadn’t converted a catch. The Jaguars were 4-for-12 through the air heading into that stretch. Brenton Strange led Jacksonville with two catches for 34 yards, while Parker Washington added an eight-yard reception, and rookie Nate Boerkircher contributed a seven-yard grab early on.
Regarding jersey numbers, Meyers wears number 3. Other single-digit contributors on offense include Brian Thomas Jr. (7) and LeQuint Allen (5). Parker Washington wears 11, and rookie Josh Cameron sports 19.
There remains potential for Meyers to break out later in Week 6 and beyond, but the start in London was notably slow on a wet surface.
