Jaguars Suffer Defeat in London: Bears Dominate with 35-16 Victory, Jacksonville Falls to 1-5

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The Jacksonville Jaguars aimed to revive their season in London but instead suffered a crushing 35-16 defeat to the Chicago Bears, dropping their record to 1-5.

The game was marred by self-inflicted mistakes. The Jaguars’ early momentum quickly dissipated after a dropped touchdown by Gabe Davis on their opening drive, forcing them to settle for a field goal. The second half started poorly as Evan Engram fumbled after a promising gain, handing the Bears excellent field position.

Despite a strong start, where the Jaguars’ defense allowed only seven yards in the first quarter, they faltered. After forcing two early three-and-outs, the Jaguars struggled to maintain their advantage. A significant missed opportunity came when Lawrence’s initial rhythm was interrupted by penalties and a key drop, leading to only a 3-0 lead.

The Bears capitalized on the Jaguars’ mistakes, scoring two touchdowns before halftime, including a 31-yard pass from Caleb Williams to Cole Kmet. The Jaguars briefly regained hope with a touchdown pass to Davis, but defensive penalties kept extending the Bears' drives, allowing them to pull further ahead.

In the end, despite a late touchdown from Lawrence to Davis, the Jaguars could not overcome their errors. With a disappointing record and a lingering sense of frustration, the team will stay in London to prepare for their Week 7 matchup against the New England Patriots.

Jaguars Suffer Defeat in London: Bears Dominate with 35-16 Victory, Jacksonville Falls to 1-5