Are you ready to wake up early on Sunday to attack some Rams vs Jaguars props?
The NFL’s London residency continues Sunday morning (9:30 a.m. ET) when the Rams and Jaguars meet at Wembley Stadium.
Both teams sit at 4-2, the Rams are laying 3 points, and the total is at 44.5. Let’s break down where the value lives.
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Rams vs Jaguars Props – Sunday, October 19
The elephant in the room: Puka Nacua is questionable with an ankle injury that limited him to just 50.9% of snaps against Baltimore in Week 6.
If he’s out, who’s going to step up for Sean McVay and Matt Stafford?
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If Nacua sits (or plays compromised), suddenly you’re asking Davante Adams—who signed a two-year, $46 million deal this offseason—to carry the load alongside second-year receiver Jordan Whittington.
Adams remains elite at 32 years old, but Tutu Atwell is also dealing with a hamstring issue, which thins out the receiving corps considerably.
Nacua owns a massive 31% target share and 32% air yard share. You just can’t snap your fingers and replace that production.
Here’s what concerns me about the Rams’ situation: they averaged just 4.7 yards per play in recent games without Nacua.
When your top weapon disappears, the entire offensive ecosystem suffers. Defenses can focus on Adams, stack the box against Kyren Williams, and dare Stafford to beat them with his third and fourth options.
The running game could be the fallback plan, but LA ranks just 15th in defensive rushing DVOA and got gashed for 179 yards by Baltimore last week. If they struggle to establish Williams early, this offense could sputter.
One more thing: the Rams haven’t played in Europe since 2019, while Jacksonville practically has a timeshare at Wembley. That 9:30 a.m. ET kickoff could be a factor early for West Coast body clocks.
The Rams are talented enough to win this game, but the injury situation and lack of London experience create legitimate concerns about laying 3 points.
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Trevor Lawrence needs a bounce-back game, and he might actually get one here. According to Fantasy Points, Lawrence ranks 38th in passer rating and 35th in yards per attempt—objectively terrible numbers for a franchise quarterback.
The short-week loss to Seattle (20-12) exposed an offense that’s struggled to find rhythm all season.
But here’s the good news for Jacksonville: their defense is legit.
The Jaguars have allowed the fifth-lowest EPA per play this season, and they rank second in the NFL in opponent rush success rate. This isn’t some pushover defense—they’ve been excellent against elite competition.
The real engine for Jacksonville remains Travis Etienne. When the passing game sputters (which it does often), ETN becomes the entire offense.
Against a Rams run defense that ranks 15th and just surrendered 179 rushing yards, Etienne should find room to operate.
The London factor can’t be ignored either. Jacksonville has played 13 international games since 2013, compared to just three for Los Angeles.
They know the travel routine, they’re comfortable with the atmosphere, and they’re 5-3 ATS in their last eight London appearances. That’s real situational value.
Wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. has shown flashes this season but hasn’t quite lived up to first-round expectations yet.
If Lawrence can connect with him downfield a few times and establish the play-action game off Etienne’s rushing success, Jacksonville’s offense becomes functional enough to keep this competitive.
Rams vs. Jaguars Props – Expert Picks
Travis Etienne: Higher Than 60.5 Rushing Yards – play at Underdog Fantasy.
This is my favorite play on the board. Etienne should see heavy volume in a game-script that favors the run.
The Rams’ run defense is beatable, Jacksonville’s offense flows through him, and in a low-scoring grinder, he’ll get his touches.
The Jaguars want to control the clock, keep Stafford off the field, and lean on their defense—all of that runs through ETN pounding the rock.
