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COMMENTATOR: It will be time for these two teams to settle it.

Touchdown! Launching downfield, going deep. One-man wrecking crew!

Is unbelievable! Denver has got it! The Denver Broncos are world

champions! Good afternoon and welcome to the first of three

international series games being played in London this season. Today

we see the Indianapolis Colts playing the Jacksonville Jaguars.

The Colts playing their debut in this series. The Jaguars are wily

old veterans these days. The trouble is, the season hasn't exactly

started according to plan, which means they have to summon up some of

that Wembley magic. We are the Jacksonville Jaguars.

London is our second home. Wembley is our fortress now. It is a big

six! It is a touchdown! It's that easy, man! We have the speed and the

power. Touchdown by Yeldon! Robinson with a brilliant catch! With the

fans behind us... There's nothing we cannot achieve.

We are the Jacksonville Jaguars. STUDIO

Some very familiar faces on the Jacksonville Jaguars team, this game

marking the fourth consecutive season they played at Wembley.

Speaking of familiar faces, the two-time Super Bowl winner is

alongside me. Mike, we're not even a quarter of the way into the season

yet but it is a must win game for the Jags? It really is because they

are 0- three and a last two years teams have come into Wembley and

lost and had their coaches fired. Because it's a great time to get rid

of a coach. You're starting with the fun stuff! Yes. But it is a great

time to fire a coach and get the new guy in. If they lose they will go 0-

four. Even in their division, which is not a strong one, they will have

an uphill climb. It is a fairly weak division, isn't it? The Colts are

going to look at this and think if they get a win, it is very much

their division, right? Absolutely. Like Mike alluded to earlier, it is

a fairly weak division. Whoever wins this will have an advantage. Who is

your money on to win the division? The Colts still, I think, but it's

the same with this game. You say, I did the Colts game last week and

they can close out games and they ought to win this, but if

Jacksonville ever had a chance to win, with things are breaking well

for them, this would be the game. I'm going to have to say Houston.

Even without J.J. Watt, the coach still has some great defense and

some outstanding football players there. Brock Osweiler has not really

lived up to the contract yet but I think he will have a great season.

I'm going to disagree with you there. You will get a lot of that!

I'm sure we will. Weak four of the NFL started on Sunday night as the

Miami Dolphins travelled to Cincinnati to face the Bengals. Adam

Gase, the youngest coach in the league, going against the most

tenured coach. What is his game plan? To get them off early. Let's

see if they can do it. And the Bengals run three on the

game's first possession. Dropped back as Ryan Tannehill goes

long and he has found Stills, who is going to take it for the touchdown!

Here he comes down the field. Watch this move. Looks across and then

just breaks the route. This was not designed. That was just a good read.

There is the play action fake. Dolton steps away from the pressure

and he goes deep. Green is there. Oh! He caught it! This is what

happens when you have guys in this league. Just throw it up and give it

a chance. He dodges the tackle and is in for the touchdown! AJ Green,

they throw so many short passes to him and this is one. -- this is why.

Second and eighth. Again by Green. We approach the two-minute mark.

Tannahill... Recovered. Nugent's kick is good. Three points.

First and ten. Down the field they go. It is the basket catch! He's

already had one from 22. Two from longer range, and the chip shop is

good. Again here they come and this time for the first time they get to

Dolton. Dobbie Bobby McCain. What a job by Andy

Dalton. Great job. 3rd down. Ryan Tannehill's pass, on the mark. Look

at Landry! All the way out to the 35. Ryan Tannehill, intercepted!

That is Chris Lewis-Harris. The total plays were not ideal as far as

we were doing, we busted one protection. Ryan Paris to step up on

the fumble. It's just everybody just taking their turn. -- Ryan Paris to

step up. I don't think it really mattered who was out there right

now. We didn't do anything really well.

It was properly one of the worst performances I've seen from our

offense in a long time. We've got to score touchdowns when we get down

there, we can't keep kicking field goals. We will look at the Tate and

look at what we were doing and try to find a way to score touchdowns

rather than going for three points. It's obviously a big emphasis

because we haven't been very good in the red zone. The Dolphins do not

like a handicap at the moment. Today's game is the first in the

NFL, America waking up to Wembley, of course. The Texans host the

Titans. Current NFC champs, Carolina, a mixed start to the

season, they travelled to Atlanta. Denver, a good start to the season

for them. Dallas going well too but I wonder if that could be a bit of a

trap against San Francisco. Monday Night Football is a biggie as well,

the New York Giants against the Minnesota Vikings. The Giants have

had a fantastic to this -- start to the season, unbeaten. Let's talk

about the 3-0 teams. We start with the Philadelphia Eagles and their

rookie quarterback. A good draft pick and someone who was properly

better a long-term prospect than the guy who went ahead of him, Jared

Goff, to the 49ers. The Eagles are really playing well. Give the coach

a lot of credit, Doug Petersen. His offense looks like the one he used

to run at Kansas City last year, makes it easy for the quarterback.

More importantly, they gave the Pittsburgh Steelers three points

last week. Their defensive coordinator, Jim Schwartz, the

personnel they had was far better suited to the defense they're

running now than the defense they have been running for the last

three-year is. Almost instantaneous and they are a contender right now.

They certainly are. The Eagles traded Sam Bradford to the Vikings

and a lot of people thought the Vikings gave up a bit too much for

him but it has turned out pretty good so far? Absolutely, he has

looked good. The thing about Sam Bradford is that he is a good

quarterback when helped. -- when healthy. That's what he hasn't been

given credit for, he's not been able to stay on the field. They just

needed a quarterback not to come in and do anything special but enough

to get them by. The Broncos atone for that last season. Fantastic

defense... Minnesota's defense is not as good but it is a relief good

one. Defense wins championships. I wouldn't expect you to say anything

different! Mike, staying on the quarterback theme, I think the

Patriots, of all the 3-0 teams, they are perhaps clearly the strongest so

far and they have done it without Tom Brady. Yes, and they did it

without Jimmy Garoppolo. Those guys are hurt right now. They

game plan so well. Everyone wonders how the Patriots succeed. They know

what they've got and they make a game plan that takes the defense out

of the game as much as they can and, secondly, plays to the strength of

the players they have two maximise their strengths and hide their

weaknesses. Brexit is rookie quarterback. -- Brissett. He

has acquitted himself well. No doubt about that and I will say it again,

Bill Belichick is the greatest coach we've ever seen in the NFL. He takes

whatever player he has and he gets the most out of them. Bill Belichick

knew about this guy, Brissett. He made the whole offense around him in

three or four days and played well. The Ravens are 3-0 as well but

rather cruelly some people are suggesting they might be the worst

3-0 team of all-time! They're certainly the worst we've seen a

while. They probably shouldn't have won the game against Jacksonville

last week but the Jags tried harder not to win! The one thing they are

doing is playing good defense. You can still get a good few plays with

special teams and that is working for them. The defense keep playing

pretty solid defense. That is the essence of their game.

The criticism of the Ravens... You wouldn't say that it Terrell Suggs's

face! They are good team and winning Bese close games late on in the

game. I unbeaten team in the NFC South. -- the AFC South. The

division we are interested in today. Not the best start for either. If

the Colts win today, they will go to 500 and have a reasonable is strong

chance of picking on from there. -- kicking on. Since the International

series in London began back in 2007, teams have made the transatlantic

trip a bit differently. This time both teams arrived relatively late

on Friday, but that was still enough time for Osi to get in amongst the

Jaguars on their media day. If I were coach Bradley, the last

thing I would say is I got -- as I got off the plane to my team is just

breathe it in, there is something in the London air that the Jacksonville

Jaguars just love. Believe! Believe! We believe!

Following each of their last three London matches, the Jags have

returned to the US 18 reborn. -- as a team reborn. Last year, they came

into the game 1-5. But an unbelievable win set them up for the

remainder of the season. Jacksonville touchdown! And this is

the guy that made the play that won the game. He's got his receiver! It

is a touchdown! Allen Hurns! Allen, you did? A bit of Jet like, a little

bit! Last year you had an incredible

game, Jacksonville played very well. Are you looking forward to the game

here on Sunday? Yeah, for sure. Our first two games, we didn't start out

fast. We want to show people who we are. We got a chance tonight to show

who we are in front of the world! Robinson is one of the best young

receivers in football. Tell us how it feels to have a guy who is that

talented? I feel like coming on tour, you can't just take away one

of us, we could take off. We comes at each other very well. We are

always pushing each other. As good as you both are, I think everyone

knows that you're only as good as your quarterback. There is a sense

around the league that Blake Bortles has regressed a bit this year? I

wouldn't say so. Last year he was hit the most for a quarterback. We

just haven't got any rhythm. -- in a rhythm. If you want to be a good

football team to meet you got to play consistently good football. Gus

Bradley, I know Gus, wonderful man, outstanding coach. This chapter, if

things don't go well over the next couple of days...

I feel like this week is very key. Everybody has respect but the bottom

line is you have to win. Gus Bradley is known as a player 's coach. Do

you feel the extra pressure on incentive to play for him? For sure.

Everybody can relate to him. Hopefully we have to protect him.

Over the last couple of years you have used coming out here as a

springboard for success later in the season. Are you hoping this year

will be the same? The shore. This is the way to get started. By now we

can easily be 2-1. But after this game hopefully the rest will take

care of itself. STUDIO: The Jaguars arriving at Wembley earlier on. One

of the things I noticed on the way in to the stadium, the Jags have

been coming here a few times but more the Jaguars jerseys than I have

ever seen before. They made the commitment to become the London

team, come here to a couple more years as well. I think the fans are

really embracing them. A lot of Bortles and a lot of Robinson

jerseys. Blake Bortles the quarterback, difficult season so

far. He has five picks, mixed bag. Here is regressing, isn't it? Not as

much regression as inconsistency. Jacksonville plays from behind a

lot. People know they are going to throw. That makes it tough he

basically lacks the accuracy to play in and out. He is good when things

break down but as you see right there he will try to force balls in.

He does that very relaxed. Sometimes he will be standing there and he

basically sometimes as too much faith. He has guys like Robinson who

can go up and get balls. You cannot assume the ball will be gone. Credit

to him for taking it on the chin. I think it is a lot on me not

executing them, that is what you want from your quarterback. He the

leader, everything. He is the player where wins and losses gets tracked.

He has Distin out there as a man lick look at his key weapons, Julius

Thomas out that his star wide receivers operate, Allen Robinson,

what a season last year. 1400 yards. Slower start to the season but last

week back in the groove. Teams are keen on him a bit, his real

strength, trying to help out with some defensive help. His real

strength is going for the ball. He can make himself available. He has

moves and great hands and he is a big presence. I did a lot of his

college games and he wasn't served very well by his quarterbacks. But

last year he really made a big plays. And he made Bortles Libbard.

He didn't go well in the draft, he will isn't that great. Robinson and

Holmes 24 touchdowns last year and only two so far for Robinson and

Allen Hurns, ten touchdowns last season. As we saw, the court the

game winner at Wembley for the Jags. That Ricky caught. I think they hope

he can be the hero again. Big strong physical farce, he has the goal is

to be a good receiver in the league. -- force. What do you make of him

chatting to him? Talking to players they will open up a little bit more?

I like him, smart and intelligent, and he looks just like my younger

brother, we had a chat about that. I enjoyed talking to him and I wish

him lots of success. Have defenses got a bit wiser to them? That is

where Julius Thomas should step in and where not having him really

hurts. When you have those Joo you automatically opening up the

defense. That is where somebody as fast as Thomas can really be a

weapon. They haven't really been able to take advantage. It would be

excellent to have him as you said. If they get their running game going

it would help but not so far this season. TJ Yeldon their lead running

back but not really happening for him. They are not really going there

at the moment. 165 yards this season. That has to improve but the

thing about the running back position, it is about the offensive

line. The offensive line for the Jaguars is not playing well, they

are not giving Bush and that is why the Jaguars are struggling to run

the football. 'S they have concentrated on getting better pass

blocking, trying to build that way. And the running game suffers. The

other thing they don't do is throw to the running backs. It does not

seem to factor with them. That is something that tends to open the

defense out and once you start throwing to them, it opens up a

running game a little bit more. I expect more from Yeldon today. The

Colts also arrived on Friday, for the first time in London. Caroline

Barker spent some time with their running back, Frank Gore.

Tough team, we are a great team. We play hard. We want to win. We play

to win every Sunday. I should welcome you to London that not all

commute because you have been here before. I came here twice, I had a

great time. Both times I have been here we won. I think I will be good

like! Gore carries in for the touchdown. You must know about the

Colts's rushing record, creeping up on their list. People tell me about

that but I think about that when my career is over or the season is

over. We'll see where I end up. I take it one day at a time and one

week at a time. I'm not buying it, edged James this weekend, cops

legend, you could go past him. That would be brilliant, he has been

lamentable of mine, it would be great but right now I want to come

out and this Sunday try my best and have a good game. Frank Gore into

the end zone, touchdown. For the Colts fans, 2007 they last had

someone get 1000 yards. That is a target. Every running back has a

target. But I came short last year, and since I have been in the NFL, I

have hit 1000 yards and I want to keep that going. Do you look around

this team and think there is a team that can take us to the Super Bowl?

We have a shot. But we are still learning. Bunch of great young

talent upfront. I think once we keep growing and gets better each week

and learning how not to make mistakes that hurt our team then I

think we have a good shot. You are still learning at 33, not to say you

are old! When you play this game you are always learning. When you feel

like you cannot learn any more then you should quit. I'm still learning

and having fun and I still feel like a kid. I am blessed to be playing.

My biggest thing before I leave is I do want to get a chance to go get

that trophy can, try to get the trophy again. With this thing? I'm

here, why not? Pick -- with this team? The late win last week against

San Diego save them from the abyss at their head coach at it and you

look at their schedule coming up, if they win today they go to .500. That

has the advantage of a weak division. If you like the label

professional and the need Frank Gore, there is nothing he cannot do

as a running back. Block, receive, carry the ball 20 or 30 times. He

does the job. Today if he gets that 88 yards he not only passes edged

James but he passes Marshall flock, Jim Brown, Marcus Allen. The jumps

up five places. All other half of his yards came

last week. This could be a big chance to establish the running

game. They have never been known as a running team for a long period and

now they are built around Andrew Luck, and they're receiving corps.

They are not a physical football team. They have some physical

players on the defensive side of the ball but offensively not at all. It

is aerial passing attack. We just saw Frank Gore basically walking the

tightrope and then having the presence of mind to launch into the

pylon. There are not many backs who can do that. Not just the physical

thing, it is the presence of mind to be to realise you are falling out of

bounds but you could still get the touchdown. Is he a future Hall of

Famer? I think so but it is so hard to tell nowadays because so many

players are coming through. It will be very tough especially if you does

not win the championship. Lots of those who have those stats but they

don't have the championship then they don't get in. He will have such

great the curating stats, he came out of college with a knee problem.

He will have such great stats. He will be in the top six or seven of

all time. That is not London Fog, Robin Thicke has just finished his

performance. It could be Thicke fog. Loving your work. Andrew Luck spent

his formative years in Europe, his dad of course in NFL Europe. No

doubting his talent that he was injured a lot last season and yet to

get back to his best. Injury plays a big part of that. The same with

Indianapolis. This series of line problems over the past three games.

Luck will stand in against the rush. Once you get hit and you start

missing time then you start considering the problem possibility.

He has TY Hilton from the battlefield, you talk about the

triplets, quarterback runner and receiver, they may be as good as any

triplet in the league. He was paid in the summer, six years, 140

million. Is he the man to take the sting to the promised land? No

doubt. His body of work speaks for itself. Last year he didn't play

quite as well as everybody would have helped the injuries played a

big part in that. This is an outstanding football player and one

of the best quarterbacks in the league. Lacerated kidney. Not one of

those injuries you can play through. I watched him at the London monarchs

when he was ten years old. On the sidelines. This week it was

announced Lady Gago will be playing the Super Bowl half-time show this

season. Always an artist here at the International series, and Robin .500

is on stage right now. Enjoying that. Looking it up. The

Grammys he was nominated for. Let's talk about kickers, they don't get

enough love. One of the all-time greats, Vinatieri, third on the

all-time list, flying the flag for position that doesn't get enough

credit. In 1995 he was both kicking and hunting for the Amsterdam

admirals. I would argue he is better now than he was in his prime at the

Patriots. He is the nicest guy in the world. So level-headed. Telling

me about his great uncle who played in general Custer's van. Because he

was a musician he did not go to Little big on. He is from South

Dakota and he went to college there. -- Little bighorn.

Nickname is Automatic. Pretty good and inane to have if you're a

kicker! Now, a lot of you June in every time. Time out, drop and give

me 20, whatever makes you tick. But for all you new Bese watching who

need some clarification on the basic rules, we put something together for

you to bring you up to speed. American football is a game played

on a 100 yard field by two teams of 11 players. In the NFL, squads of 53

players make up each side's offensive lineman defensive end

special teams units that take turns on the field. The aim of the game is

to move the ball into the opponent's end zone to score a touchdown, and

an extra point. This is achieved by moving the ball through the field in

a series of plays cold downs. -- plays called downs. They can either

do this by throwing the ball to a receiver or buy a rushing back

running the ball along the ground. The offense must move the ball at

least ten yards down through every four plays to keep possession of the

ball and earn themselves another four downs. If the defense prevent

them from doing so, possession of the ball moves to the opposition.

They can attempt to kick through the upright posts. After four quarters

of play, the team with the most points wins the game.

STUDIO If you would like to get in touch

with us, Newby or veteran, we would love to hear from you. Use the

hashtag BBC NFL. You're going to be hearing the action called by the US

commentary team including the former quarterback Trent Green. Caroline

caught up with him earlier on. So, Trent, we know you like -- we like

to focus on the quarterbacks, your old gig. But it has been a tale of

two quarterbacks and one of them has to kick into gear at some point?

They are both very productive quarterbacks. They put up a lot of

touchdowns through the course of their career. Andrew Luck was

injured last year and missed nine games. He is looking to get back on

track. And Blake Bortles last season, over 4400 yards passing and

35 touchdowns. These are two guys who can really carry the load for

their offenses and they are looking to get a contract today. As Blake

perhaps been feeling the pressure a bit more? You know, I think so. We

had a chance to talk to the coaches and the team and they are frustrated

with the way things are going. Coming into the season they had high

expectations for how the season was going to go and of course they have

had two really tough losses in the fourth quarter. I think there is a

bit of that. Sometimes as a quarterback you can press, you can

try too hard and try and make the plays too much as opposed to the

guys around you supporting you and get it down. I think that is a

factor. That is the intelligence Andrew Luck has got, to change

things up. It's a big part of his game. Going to Stanford University,

everyone talks about the mental aspect of the game with him but he's

very smart in terms of recognising the defense getting the offense into

the right play with the protection schemes, with the run game. So

that's a pretty good phase for him in terms of understanding what the

defense is doing. Indianapolis Colts are the road team today, so they get

the opportunity to take to the Wembley turf first. Each team has

their own unique way of making an entrance. Let's find out how the

Colts do it. #. A list of demands

# Written on the palm of my hand # Gotze hand them out

# Hand them out #. A list of demands

# Written on the palm of my hand # .Co sees somebody

# Try and free somebody # I've got a list of demands

# Written on the palm of my hand. We are all set to welcome the

Indianapolis Colts to the field. The Colts defense hit by injury and

suspension quite a lot this season, but some key players back today.

What makes it big is Vontae Davis, the quarterback, probably the

biggest one back because Butler is still out. He had a horrible

hamstring injury. Next up to take the field at Wembley, the home team.

They are becoming a staple of the international series.

-- let's meet the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Osi, we were chatting earlier this week and you said on game day you

never ate! No, I hungry... But was that quite unusual? Yes, most

players need the fuel and energy but... I thought I would cry when

they used to give us steak and eggs in the morning and then you could

feel it coming back whenever someone hits you! Here they come. Osi, what

is going to the players's minds right about now? Just trying to

focus. They will be anxious to get out there but the minute they hit

somebody, it is all out of the window. You just want the whistle to

blow and get it over with. In a 16 game seizing every single day

matters. If you start the season at 0- three, it is hard enough to make

the playoffs, but you go to 0- four and it is thirdly impossible.

History doesn't like in that respect. The ink in a weak division

helps. But it also sends a signal about what kind of team you are.

It's possible they turn things around completely and I think

Jacksonville is in a good position to do that, if their defense steps

up in this game. They've got the defense now that they've been trying

to build the four years. The pieces are there. The question is, can Gus

Bradley get the pieces to function in the way they are supposed to?

There's talk about some. Ramsey is turning a few heads? Very good young

quarterback. He got into a war of words with Steve Smith. He was

talking smack. He went out there and got the job done. As a veteran, what

do you make, what do the veterans in the Jaguars team make of him calling

out Steve Smith? They're not going to like that at all. You have to pay

your dues. You can't go out there and talk trash about a guy like

Steve Smith who has done it for so long.

They also have a guy called Myles Jack who is their second pick. Both

guys have injury concerns but they both get this kind of defense review

well. Jack is going to get a start the day because of injury. They need

speed, they need coverage. If you think Gus Bradley and the Seattle

Seahawks, he's trying to run a defense and they play mostly in 80

zone, three guys across the zone. To do that you have to have a guy in

the middle who can cover and be smart enough to anticipate. It is

Thomas in Seattle, he's the best. But now you have a guy who is like a

smaller version of that, a smaller version. You talk about the Jaguars

gambling but the front office say they have to gamble in that position

right now? But if you have two gamble, why would you not gamble

with a guy like Myles Jack? He's one of the top three or four players in

the draft, had an injury, so he went in the second round. Who knows what

his potential can be? If his knee holds up, he can be an outstanding

player. They've been struggling to find out exactly how to use him is

over? Yes, I think eventually he becomes the new linebacker for them.

He can be like Bobby Wagner at Seattle. He will stay in the middle.

Welcome to the first international game of the 2016 season.

Indianapolis is the visiting team. The NFL shield is tails.

Indianapolis, what is your call? Heads. The call is heads. It is

tales. Jacksonville have won the toss. Indianapolis will receive,

which Wadey want to kick? This direction? Good luck, gentlemen.

Legends from either team getting involved in the contest. Only missed

nine games in his whole 12 year career in the NFL. A quick line on T

Y Hilton. A lot of people talked about him. Y,y! Him against Ramsey,

that will be an interesting battle? It will, he is very quick. Ramsey

has got his work cut out against TY. People think of him as a one trick

pony but he is a complete receiver with a lot of speed. He's got moves

as well. Let's get some national anthems up, the International

Series, we have both our anthem and the American anthem. First, the Star

Spangled Banner. Ladies and gentlemen, please rise

for the US national anthem. # O'er the ramparts we watched

Were so gallantly streaming? # Oh, say does that star

spangled banner yet wave # O'er the land of the free

And the home of the brave? Now, please welcome, to sing God

Save The Queen, world-renowned mezzosoprano Laura Wright.

# Happy and glorious # Long to reign over us

# God save our Queen. Lots of you getting in touch with us

using the hashtag #bbcnfl. Simon Willis asks this. I know would you

think, you think he was definitely worth getting? Absolutely. Two years

ago you could have argued he was the most valuable player in the NFL in

terms of who you want to sign to build a team around for longevity. A

young quarterback who is that heavy and has that much talent is someone

you can build a franchise around. I think they had to sign him

basically. We've been saying a lot that they're certainly aren't 32-bit

quarterbacks in the NFL. This year we've seen the legends of a good

rookie class. When you find a franchise player like Luck, you hang

onto him and build a team around him? No doubt.

Clark the quarterback position is the most important position in all

sports. He has the mental capacity to do things and leave your

franchise. You have to find a good one. Is Blake Bortles that guy? No.

What else he just said, mental capacity, Andrew Luck is one of

those guys like Tom Brady or Peyton Manning. Who comes out and wins or

loses the play before it starts. He looks at the defense and he knows

where the ball is going before the play starts. That is where the

modern game really is won and lost. If you have a quarterback who can do

that it puts you so far ahead in the game. So many fewer adjustments. So

much less talent. Time to get this one underway with the commentators.

COMMENTATOR: The Jaguars have won the toss and they have deferred,

which means the Indianapolis Colts and Andrew Locke will get their

hands on the football first. I understand why a lot of people

like kicking the ball first. Quan Bray is deep for the Colts. Here we

go, Quan Bray in the end zone. Out to the 25 yard line. On the

sidelines Jamie with us. Bell tough news for both quarterbacks, Blake

Bortles without tight end Julius Thomas, dealing with an elbow

injury. Just not good enough to go. Andrew Luck, the right side of his

line today, he will only have rookies at centre, right guard and

right tackle because dens elbow and Joe Wright both out with back

injuries. Frank Gore is the deep back. On

first down. Gore of two about the 28 yard line. Andrew Luck trying to

spark these Colts after a bad start. Dramatic last-gasp win against San

Diego last week. Interesting when you talk to a quarterback. You say

that. I can't. I can cough. Like that then. That was made.

I will keep talking like this. I can't hear you. Obviously it is

really loud. And my own shot? COMMENTATOR: TJ Yeldon on first down

behind Bortles. On the offensive line the Jaguars

get Kelvin Beachum back. He has gifted receivers including Alan

Robinson. Two touchdown receptions so far this year. First I'll get the

running game. Five, six. Hopefully you are happy and the guys are here

and ready to go. Rolling, rolling. Would you like me to sing? They'd

appreciate it. OK. You are going on air.

The defense getting healthier which includes Patrick Robinson, who

missed the last two weeks with concussion in tonnes.

They pick up the Blitz. Bortles stepping forward and now they will

run. He will not get first down. Third down has been a struggle all

year for Jacksonville. 31st in the NFL coming into this game and a lot

of it is down to the length that they have it on third down. They

need more success on first and second down. Bortles nowhere to go.

Just try to make something happen. The rookie making the stock, and

Quan Bray is deep for the Colts. The whistle and delay of game. Excuse

me. False start, number 25, offense, five yard penalty will stop fourth

down. Peyton Thompson the guilty party

offsides. High kick. Fair catch called and

Quan Bray makes the ground. Andrew Luck going to try to get things

started offense vegan. STUDIO: Apologies for the sound issues we

had in that first passage of play, that seems to have been resolved

now. Caroline is beach-side. You might have heard me singing, singing

to our guests and keep them on dub but you don't need that, Carl, what

an atmosphere. It really is, an amazing tremendous energy. I can see

the fans are passionate and knowledgeable, it is a great place.

How badly do you need this win? You could be going home without your

courage. Bell you never want to start in the 0.4 hole, that is a

quarter of the way through the season. They need to get the win. So

important to win last night, bit of confidence into this. I think they

are building confidence, obviously winning last week building into this

game, this is a big game for us. We talk about intelligence with

quarterbacks, in Andrew Luck you have that player who carries this

team. Who else are you looking to? Today he has to make some big plays,

he has Twell Yeldon, they will have to be intelligence. He has thrown

down some big players, what about you guys? Glove the atmosphere was

cracking, he will be the big players for you? Andrew Robertson, number

15, amazing wide receiver an incredible athlete, we will need him

to make some big catches to date stock which way does this go? I am a

homer, I'll always go with the Colts. I am a home as well, London

is the Jaguars' hometown in addition to Jacksonville. 24-20. Brave man to

argue against this crowd. STUDIO: Remember if you want to get in touch

with the studio use the hashtag #BBCNFL. Lots of new big questions

coming in as well. We will get into some of your questions in a bit.

#BBCNFL COMMENTATOR: Wembley Stadium, the first quarter. Luck

begins from his own 25 yard line. Gore bouncing, lost yardage and

penalty marker. That will be facemask, you can see three flags

flying from all different directions. As Gore was trying to

get back to line of scrimmage. Personal foul, facemask, 93 defense.

First down. Tyson Alualu is the guilty party. The right hand

reaching out and grabbing hold of it. Pretty obvious for the

officials. Walt Anderson the referee today.

First down from the 40 yard line. Hilton in motion. Gore with a

couple. The Jacksonville defense, Jared Odrick out with a triceps

injury today. Tyson Alualu after that penalty takes his place up

front and the promising rookie linebacker Miles Jack out of UCLA

starting for the injured Dan Skuta and the highly touted Ramsey out of

Florida State will be shadowing TY Hilton all day long.

Luck looking right, over the middle, wide open over the middle Dwayne

Allen. Incomplete. Two drops already for the Colts. Josh Ferguson earlier

and this time Dwayne Allen in the middle of the field. Luck working

through his progression. Taking his head too quickly to try to get

upfield before he secures the catch. Luck picked off, midair, intercepted

by the jaguars. Number 91, Yannick Ngakoue, rookie third-round pick out

of Maryland. Dante Fowler comes in. You will see Fowler working it over

from the right side, this is where the pressure comes.

You can see the twist on that side of the field and Fowler gets his

right hand up and able to tip it up into the air. Here is Jacksonville

with the early opportunity. Bortles. Down again. Did he lose the

handle war was that batted down? He went through it progressively and he

got locked in on the left and then he tried sliding to his right and by

that time the pocket had collapsed and he was not able to get it over

the line. That one batted down as well. A little bit forge and as far

as where that ball went. Andrew Luck rallying the troops on the sideline.

Yeldon with a big hole up the middle. Close to a first down inside

the 15 yard line. This play going up the middle and

you will see the hole that is created on the trap, the kick out

block. Excellent job by Jacksonville. Really getting the

block in. Yeldon on first down trying the left side and trying to

turn the corner and he gets a couple. This Jacksonville offense

has just one rushing touchdown this season and Yeldon has it. Number 89,

offense, ten yard penalty, still first down. That will back them up.

Marcedes Lewis. Guilty of holding. Gus Bradley one of the more

enthusiastic coaches we run into. He is just so fired up. You wonder what

something like this early on, how it is going to affect him. He was and

he bounced into the meeting is there and you thought you would see a

different reaction. Very little sleep. Meeting him early. He is

frustrated with how things have gone but he has maintained a positive

attitude throughout. Jacksonville taking a time-out.

Let's talk about the keys to the game in your eyes today? There's

certain things here, important that they limit the hits on Luck. He's

going to be under some pressure, potentially under some pressure

today. Jacksonville have given up nine sacks in the season. It's

important that the Colts get pressure on Bortles. Everyone talked

to us about getting the line going. You've got Smith in there as well,

and three young linebackers. Bortles on the run, terrific when he is on

the move. Antonio Morrison ran him out of

bounds. As you pointed out, Bortles is good when he's on the move. He's

a very mobile quarterback. Nearly six foot five, 240 lbs. He's not

afraid to take off and run using that vision and his accuracy outside

the pocket is the best in the National Football League.

Yeldon, again. Racing to the outside. Inside the 10, inside the

five! Before he is thrown out of bounds.

Lost the football at about, if bounced out at about the 1-yard

line. At that ball gone into the end zone and out the side of the end

zone, that would have been a touchback and Indianapolis's ball

but the fact is that you can't gain yardage on a fumble. Instead of the

ball being inside the one when the ball went out of bounds, because the

offense retain possession, it went back to where the fumble occurred,

so outside the three. Anderson having a quick discussion with

Hayes. They're going to reset the play clock. Chris Ivory has gone

into the game in the backfield for Jacksonville. 1st goal from the

three. Touchdowns Allen Robinson! Allen Robinson one-on-one against

Cromartie on the outside, a bit of a double move. Works his way to the

outside like he's going to run a fade, nobody to the inside for help.

Third touchdown catch of the season for Robinson. The Glik it's going to

be a fake cross. Bortles on the money with the throw. 23 to play --

three to play in the first quarter. Jacksonville with the lead.

Not exactly the start that the Jacksonville Jaguars needed. Tiote

Fowler missed his entire rookie season. What you're going to see

them do right here it is called downs. Run what we call a TE stunt.

Get his hands up, knock the ball down, make a big play for the

Jacksonville Jaguars. He's getting a lot of plaudits as well, the rookie.

He picked up a couple of sacks in the week. Everyone in the park

thinks Chris Ivory is going to carry the ball. They fake it to him and

then Robinson does a great job coming off the line here of making

it look like he's blocking, so when he finally breaks inside, Cromartie

has no chance at all of keeping up with him. A beautifully executed

fake from both guys, the quarterback, the running back and

the wide receiver. He looked pretty composed, Blake Bortles? He did when

he's not under pressure and the fake took the pressure off. But in the

pocket he's going like this and you look at Luck and Luck is calm and

looking around like this. There's a real difference once pressure comes

on. A new beat question from Ben Driscoll. "Great Summary of the

rules but any chance of explanation of the fouls including "Unnecessary

roughness"? Any time you grab an opponent's mask and his head moves,

there's two variations of that foul. There's two different kinds. Do you

want me to demonstrate the fouls on Osi?

CHUCKLES Keep those coming in. Any questions,

Newby or otherwise, we will get to them over the next couple of hours.

COMMENTATOR: Jacksonville with the lead and that is rare for the

Jaguars. They have spent a total of 12 minutes so far this season with

the lead. 12.04, to be exact. Once again it was points off of

turnovers. Andrew Luck talked about that from the Colts standpoint. Bray

across the 35 to the 30-yard line or so. Brought down by Brown.

So, Andrew Luck is probably thinking, trend, if I could have

some guys hold onto the ball here and there, I would be able to do

something! That was unfortunate, that tipped pass. But you're right,

he has had two guys drop it. Fake. Luck stepping well and then

out to the side. Penalty marker downfield as Jack is forced out just

short of the 40-yard line. Going to be called for holding on

Jalen Ramsey over on the far side, matched up on T Y Hilton.

REFEREE: Two fouls on the play, both on that defense. Holding number 31

on the defense prior to the past. Illegal contact, number 20 defense.

5-yard penalty, automatic 1st down. Let's take a look at both of them.

This is going to be the illegal bump. T Y Hilton on Ramsey. The

little double move that started. And then here is House on the far side.

A lot of hand contact their called with the hold. Second 1st down of

the day by Indy, as a result of the penalty. Fair to say Jalen Ramsey is

a confident young man? He has reason to be coming he has a productive

start to the season. -- he has reason to be. He has had a

productive start to the season. We asked him if he was going to be on T

Y Hilton all day and he kind of looked around and said... Do I look,

do I tell these guys this? Across the 45, to the 48-yard line. The

linebacker making the stop. I have noticed already that Ramsey has

stayed to the outside, whether he's working the right side or the left

side of the field, he's been able to follow T Y Hilton around, but most

of the time when T Y Hilton is in the slot, he will stay on the

outside. Most of the time he's matched against rookie Chester

Rogers but he has also been matched against Frank Gore. Here he is at

the bottom of the screen on T Y again.

Frank Gore once again, and he has a 1st down as he crosses midfield. He

gets to around the 48-yard line. Frank Gore, moving up the charts.

All-time rushing yardage. And he is now one is yard shy of number 12

all-time, nearing Marcus Allen. He is within range of edge in James and

Marshall Falk, and Jim Brown. It's impressive when you think what he

has done throughout his career. Over 1000 yards. Just a very consistent

back. Luck, overrunning it. Dives forward

to about the 42-yard line. That is a little bit if and Andrew

Luck to the one we're used to seeing. You can tell he's being

smarter with his body here, stepping up in the pocket, sees there's

nothing in the field and that is very rare to see him go down. In

previous seasons, he would try and lower his shoulder to pick up some

extra yards. He's getting a bit wiser, trying to protect himself.

People have said he's like an extra running back. He is, he's a physical

guide. He realises he has to stay open for this Colts team. Back in

and four, nearside, that is complete, to Frank Gore and

incomplete. So, the Colts having problems

holding onto the football. If Andrew Luck can make all the throes, it's

not going to do him any good if the Colts can't make the catch is.

That's the third one they haven't been able to bring in. We talked

about the defensive recognition earlier on, because he knows what

defenses do, but that last one he had to protect himself. He was smart

going of the middle before taking too much of a hit. Luck one out of

five for 40 yards and one interception.

That one is complete. 1st down and 37, to TY Hilton. Some people may

think that is an inaccurate throw because you're making the receiver

go down, but that's actually the smart place to put that football.

When you have two defenders squeezing the receiver and you want

to protect your receiver from taking a big hit, put it low, put it where

he can catch it on his body and keep it away from happening and that was

able to secure the catch and get the 1st down. Can't stress enough that

he is behind an offensive lined that has three rookies upfront. Luck with

all kinds of time. Inside the Hilton. Hilton buried it about the

32. Hilton lined up on Ramsey. Just the

short shallow cross on the inside. He's smart here to go down. He sees

Jones coming in to put a big hit on him. We talked about Andrew

protecting himself and that time TY Hilton realised he was giving about

150 lbs up to go down and that was smart!

Here's a reverse, double reverse. Ndour sit spins down inside the 30.

At the 29-yard line. Turned an ankle in practice on Friday. He was put on

the injury report, for the starting line-up today. They lost Donte

Moncrief for four to six weeks with a shoulder injury. When we saw that

happen we were a bit concerned with how many bodies we were going to

have out there. Excellent job by Jalen Ramsey to stay on that side

and not be fooled into making the tackle. So, 3rd 3.

Luck, on the move. As the 1st down and slides down at the 25-yard line.

Andrew Luck getting it done with his legs. You see, he wants to throw out

to the right side where he has TY Hilton and then he has Ndour sit

over on the right side line. Once again taking care of himself after

he picks up the 1st down. He gets down, avoiding the big hit. I asked

Andrew if he gives any thought to all of that youth and inexperience

upfront. You can't get caught up in worrying about it too much. You have

to think about your job. Luck under pressure and he goes down at the 35.

As soon as we talked about it... Boy, the Jaguars got after him. He's

going to work his way right in the middle. They also come off the edge.

A is on the outside trying to figure

out, they messed up the combination. Just that confusion in protection

allowed him to get free. So now it is a 2nd 20.

Luck spreads the field. Incomplete. It will be third and 20. Sometimes

it is good to play the ball low to protect the receiver and that time

could clearly wasn't good. That was second and long.

Blake Bortles anticipating returning to the fray shortly. Let's see what

Andrew Luck comes up with. Short on over the middle and through the arms

of Chester Rogers. You were not trying for the first down, just some

yardage so you could make it a more makeable field goal but I do not

know if Adam Vinatieri needs any yardage the way he has been kicking

in his 21st season. He has hit 31 consecutive field goals. This is 53

yards. STUDIO: It feels like a home game

for the Jags, you could barely hear a whimper after that cake. You

wonder what the Colts are doing, feeling their way around. Where is

the run. They have gone now twice to the tight ends and both of them have

dropped. Jack Doyle had a good game last week. It is neither here nor

there. Credit to the Jacksonville defense, they have been solid.

Andrew Luck currently the highest pressured passer in the Hall of the

NFL. The line not protecting him. You have three rookies out there on

the offensive line. One of whom was expected to start. That is a run

blitz. People didn't know who to block, the running back on tight end

end up blocking one. Any time there are numbers in the 70s looking down

at the quarterback you know they have just had their ooops handed to

them. Locke has taken 375 hits coming into this season, they should

protect them better. It is ridiculous job by the Colts, this is

a franchise Gautama, they had invested money in him that you do

not do in the offensive line to protect them. They got away with it

for years with Peyton Manning. With makeshift lines, good line coaching

but makeshift lines. They just felt he could get rid of the ball so

quickly they would not need to put Tech ten. He was a different kind of

four Zusi, Andrew Luck will stand there and take the punishment. As

you said, showing a lot of mouse to make the third and convergence.

They have been in position to be better than this. COMMENTATOR: Such

high expectations from the Cardinals coming in. Corey Grant. Got an

opening. Just across the 25 yard line. Blake Bortles back to work on

offense when we come back. STUDIO: People getting in touch with us on

the hashtag #BBCNFL. Asking which two teams will make the Super Bowl?

The page is looking good again. People love that question, it is

almost meaningless. People love to ask. I think the Patriots have a

really good shot. Tom Brady back next week, they will be at worst

3-1. The AFC against the NSC, they are the clear from his team. Denver

looks like they have a good defense, they don't need a great quarterback.

Denver against New England. Pittsburgh I would put up there

after last week. We will see what happens. Will not attempt to make a

prediction. Are you surprised about the Denver defense maintaining low

standards? It is or was a problem after winning the Super Bowl, the

team is often dismantled. They are young, well, not young, but a good

mix of players, notably rituximab Wade Phillips, outstanding defensive

coordinator. -- nobody really talks about. DeMarcus Ware goes down and

Shane Ray Stubbs. Phil has got in touch asking about the Patriots

asking whether they can hold on to Jimmy Garoppolo? He has looked

really good. He probably is the one they would look to trade before his

contract is up. Forsyth is someone they feel confident being the

back-up until Tom Brady retires at 65. Garoppolo will go out and ball,

everybody thinks he will be a good player but if he leaves Belichick he

will disappear. Matt Cassel watching somewhere and listening. Nice

problem for the Patriots to have. COMMENTATOR: At about the 33 yard

line. D'Qwell Jackson. Problem for Jacksonville all season with their

running game, coming into this game, Chris Ivory had 14 yards. They have

only got 55 yards rushing per game. Four. Throughout having some balance

in this offense. They give it to ivory again. Penalty flag. Erik

Walden making the stop. Holding, number 87, offense, ten yard

penalty. And down. Tight end Neil Stirling. Four to continue my

thoughts with Bortles, he looked at as after saying we need to run the

ball more. He said don't get me wrong, I like to throw as much as

possible but he understands for this offense, for the best success, they

need to have the balance. Jacksonville with 41 total yards.

And 45 penalty yards. Almost intercepted at the line of

scrimmage, behind the line stop Hassan Ridgway, fourth round traffic

out of Texas. That is why as a quarterback you will see Bortles

with his eyes to the right, he comes back to throw the screen to the left

and Ridgeway is right there to jump up and knock it down unfortunately

for the Jaguars that was not intercepted. -- and fortunately for

the Jags. Bortles just one out of four throwing, that was the three

yard touchdown pass. Looking at third and 19.

With time, pop over the middle to Yeldon, to the near side. Out of

bounds on the 30 yard line. Well short of first down.

You know, Trent, this is a Jacksonville team, much has been

expected of this year. They were even prognostications of

Jacksonville winning the AFC South. When you look at the age of this

team and you think, are they ready to make the next step? Alan Robinson

and Allen Hurns and Blake Bortles, and this is a team that is really

set up to be going well. No fair catch on brave. Away from a couple

of tacklers. We will take a break. Three seconds

shy of the end of the first quarter. Caroline fits in. If you want to

feel what it is like, you nearly stacked it? I have my wages on, they

told me I would be running out. The grass is quite slippery but we had a

great reception, it was unbelievable. You have been there

and done it at the highest level but the pressure of a big crowd? This is

what we pay for, I would love to have a crowd like this, absolutely

amazing atmosphere. As sports people we love playing as front of crowds.

Not that purpose, Stamford Bridge and at Wembley. And we have the

parade coming up in London in a few weeks, then Buckingham Palace. It

has been a whirlwind since we have been home. One word, who wins? Home

team, Jaguars. Give me a go Jaguars. Then, I won't embarrass me! Go

Jaguars! We have established you have got two Super Bowl rings,

Olympic gold medal. Would you trade on? Wow. On the spot. Olympic is

national, whereas Super Bowl, I think I would have too. I would give

one. What sport? Soccer. Absolutely. I would go out there for Nigeria or

Great Britain. We would definitely have you. They are big and tall.

Asmir Begovic knows his stuff. Keep your questions coming in. If you

want to get in touch. We have a lot of Jacksonville questions to get

into in a moment. Using the hashtag #BBCNFL. Let's see what the Colts

can get going here. , set Hooper that other? I was on the Miami

Dolphins team. You weren't supposed to show that.

-- who was it who put that up there? The 30 yard line. We have come to

the end of one here in London. We will take a break. COMMENTATOR:

STUDIO: The first quarter going according to plan for Jaguars, off

to a fast start, setting up a 17th touchdown for Allen Robinson since

the start of last season. And Blake Bortles for first quarter touchdown

in his whole career. Can you believe that? I love that camera angle, that

is what the ball looks like when it is coming at you unexpectedly, the

big thing slowly coming at you. What do I do? People thought it might be

the shoot out but it hasn't gone that way so far. I like the fact

that Jacksonville got points off the fence, that is what they needed to

do. And the way they manufactured that turnover, the defensive line

blocking, they have got the talent and they have to put that talent in

position to succeed. Offensively disappointing from both teams. That

is what you expect from Jacksonville. The Colts, is that the

defense from Jacksonville like we were saying all the Colts just do

not seem to be able to adjust. Having a life on a par does not make

that easy. Another look at the touchdown, Allen Robinson with a

huge season last year, now he is up and running again. You hit the

outside and then comes inside, Blake Bortles with the play-action.

Outstanding throw, his only completion of the game so far. When

he came out, he knows he has Robinson one-on-one on the outside.

You have to be able to trust Allen Robinson to beat him one-on-one,

especially on the short pattern like that. Cromarty had no help. Nobody

inside to cut him off. Frank Gore this thing himself up to

charge with that run, out to about the 35-yard line and it will be just

short of a 1st down. But Frank Gore has now passed Marcus Allen for 12th

place all-time and he is now passed edge in James for 11th place. When

you look at all the names on that list, it's impressive. -- Edrin

James. A couple more Hall of Famers ahead of him. Marshall Falk in his

sights and Jim Brown is a possibility. Looking for the 1st

down, he appears to have it. What did the Jaguars say? Defensively the

problem with Frank Gore is he seems to get stronger as the game goes on.

The number one thing they want to do is stop the run. Even with Andrew

Luck in the passing game you want to make a team one dimensional. If they

can limit Frank Gore, they can force it and really get pressure on Andrew

Luck if they can make it a one dimensional game. So far they

haven't had a lot of success stopping Frank Gore. Luck, with

time. Thrown short to Robert Turner, out of the backfield. Well covered

by Jacksonville. They held onto that one. They've had a rough day so far.

Andrew Luck four of ten. Three of those, six in completions are drops.

The last one by Rogers. Trying to get some continuity going

offensively. You've got to be able to hang onto the football. Luck will

fake, screen on the inside and this is Allen. Big tight end over

Jacksonville's territory. The 49-yard line for a 1st down. Well,

the Colts have tried on several occasions to hit the play action and

pushed the... So, the Colts in Jacksonville

territory from the 1st down. Josh Ferguson.

Very little yardage. Roy Miller and send Eric Marks making the stop.

we have to render that right side of the line, starting center Ryan

Kelly, a rookie first round out of Al Obama, filling in at guard

Denzelle Good. -- out of Alabama. Three rookie offensive lineman.

Luck, under pressure and going down again. He stood up. Third sack of

the season, the third round pick from Maryland. Andrew Luck had no

chance to get rid of the ball. The quick whistle prevents Luck from

getting slammed to the ground. As you mentioned, he's had a lot of the

problems coming from the left side. The miscommunication earlier. Luck

will bring it down and then toss it. Intended for Chester Rogers. Covered

by divine house. House had way too much contact with

Chester Rogers. REFEREE: Pass interference, number

31, defense. 1st down, not a foul. That was a grab at the facemask and

now you're grabbing the entire left arm. Easy call for the officials.

The Colts now to the Jacksonville 35.

Frank Gore. Picks his spot inside the 30. Two about the 27, 20 8-yard

line. Smith with the tackle. As much as anything, this is just wearing

down that Jacksonville defense. The Colts have been able to control time

and possession, running the football and getting some conversions. We

mentioned the drop passes earlier in the game but with this balance and

type of possession, it really starts wearing down that front of the

Jacksonville Jaguars. 2nd 3, deep drop. Luck with time.

It is complete to Frank Gore, who goes down at about the 26-yard line.

So many things just don't seem to add up for this Jacksonville team.

They are eighth in the league in giving up yards per game but it is

the run gain that presents a problem for them. Ramsey on TY Hilton.

That's one of the things we talk to Blake Bortles about, Ramsey in

practice. His arms are so long, you think a receiver is open and he will

come up and knock a ball down. And we get a flag for, looked like a

first dart. REFEREE: Number 83, offense. 5-yard

penalty, 1st down. Instead of 3rd 1, it will be 3rd 6. They were in

a three tight end package, but now the two extra tight end is coming

off the field. More of a spread offensively. The first foul of the

day against the Colts. Jacksonville have committed six. Luck has took

all-time outcome and he's running out of time on the play clock.

Indianapolis using its first Time out here. 9.01 to play in the first

half. Lots of tweets coming in, one from

Tony We talked about how there are more

Jaguars fans here than in previous years and they're making a lot of

noise, but it's not quite the same thing, is it? Not quite the same but

it's a drastic improvement from when I first came here to play when

everybody was fans of every Woody and nobody knew when to applaud or

when to boo. Now it's some kind of an advantage of Jacksonville. In

terms of galvanising a team when you go on a road trip and go to foreign

climes, it can be something that can really kick-start a season, as we've

seen a number of times in the past. It worked for us! Mike, it is

fascinating, we talked about the first game because you must have

played here with the Miami Dolphins? Horrible weather, scrambling for the

touchdown! Jacobs telling me to wait for him to take a shower before I

could do an interview! It's come such a long way, the International

Series. It has grown and grown and I think it stunning Zachary what the

NFL wanted it to do. It has replaced NFL Europe. They wanted to promote

the game in Britain primarily but also around Europe and it has

absolutely done that. The profile is so much higher now nationwide as a

result of these games and what we have got is three events per year.

It's not like three regular-season games, its most like three mini

Super Bowls. I think it's great, you know? Twickenham coming up as well

next season. Can't wait for that, the Giants! I thought you would be a

bit animated for that one! That is live on BBC Two as well. What is the

endgame, do you think, Osi? Every year this question gets asked but

are wheeling a franchise or more regular-season games? I think London

deserves a franchise but not quite yet. I think we need to build up the

amount of games over here, see of London can sustain an actual

franchise and go from there. Bond memories of his time in London. 3rd

6. Like throwing over the middle. Over the hands of Phillip Dorsett.

That would have been a tough catch. It was low but that is one you would

like to see receivers make so you can add that to the list of drop

passes. He undercuts Dwayne Allen but it hits him in both hands. It

would have been difficult but it is one you would like to see him bring

in. This one is from 50 yards. On its

way... Got it inside the upright! That is his second of the day. This

is the NFL on... The Colts will be very frustrated

with that because they act up a lot of the clock and it was a promising

drive and ended up with just a field goal. They have themselves to blame.

They're dropping a lot of football 's. They did it in San Diego last

week in a game they could probably have put away. You have the ball in

your hands and it's kind of basic stuff. It's not a great past but

still a catchable ball. When you're in the field you have to make that

catch. Complete lack of focus from the Indianapolis Colts. You know

your quarterback isn't playing that well and your offense is struggling.

You have to make the critical catches. It's all about

concentration and focusing on the ball coming into your hands. The

really great guys can have it in their hands and think about what

comes next but for most receivers, you have to make sure you've got the

ball and then you start thinking about what you're going to do next.

If your concentration lapses, it's on you. We talked so much about the

Jaguars's familiarity with London now and the players have made the

journey more than once, a lot of them. For the Colts, it's a

different story. How much is that affecting them, first time here and

they've not experienced anything like this? That is how it seems

right now. They're not focusing and paying attention. Little things

they're not doing, I think it's because they're not accustomed to

coming here and playing on the football field. Both of the teams

did a short stay which I think is better for adjusting because you

don't have the time zone thing. We've discovered over the years that

for NFL teams travelling west to east especially, time zones can be a

real problem. Hopefully they are now in their own time zone but for the

players it is still early morning, US speaking. For a lot of them it is

like a wake-up call. The lead is down to one. Number four

is Adam Vinatieri, 43 years of age. Just hit his 33rd straight field

goal. Corey Grant in the end zone. Let's take a look at our stats and

talk a bit about Blake Bortles and what he's good at and what he's best

at. Earlier in the game we talked about Blake Bortles and his accuracy

outside the pocket and this is going to show that accuracy. 60%, 28th in

the NFL inside the pocket but it is when he gets outside the pocket that

his accuracy picks up. 71%, first in the National Football League.

1st down. From the 25-yard line, TJ Yeldon in the backfield with Bortles

to throw. On the move. Spins forward to about the 20-yard line. Jackson

waiting for him outside. What they really need to do here is keep a

drive going. The possession tide is lopsided in Indianapolis's favour.

Coming into this drive, they any had about five minutes of offense from

when they have been on the field, Jacksonville. Need to get something

going here. I don't mean necessarily from a point standpoint but just to

give their defense a rest! This is Yeldon, and Yeldon with some running

up the middle and has a 1st down up the 35 to about the 37.5 yard line.

You look at the possessions. We have not seen very much of the offense

today. The touchdown was after the tip pass interception in the Colts

territory, so they didn't have to go very far. They got the lead, 7-6.

But from an offensive standpoint they haven't been able to get in any

rhythm. Bortles slides about a yard short of

the 1st down marker. You can see the Jacksonville sideline getting

excited because he slid and took the hit. He works through four different

progressions. Just has no one open. Antonio Morrison jumping on him

late. That is what the sideline was fired up about. 21 rushing yards, 14

yards passing. Looking for 1st down, Yeldon, reversing and he will lose

yardage on the play. D'Qwell Jackson with the big push in the middle.

That is not a good sign for Jacksonville, Luke Joeckel the left

guard on the ground. We will take a break.

STUDIO: Our first guest of the day has dropped by, pretty good one to

get things going, Fred Taylor racking up 14,000 yards in the NFL,

74 touchdowns. Not just the Jaguars legend but NFL legend. It must be a

very exciting day for you to be here with the Jaguars becoming such a

fixture in the international series. It is growing every year, this is my

fourth year in a row, fifth-year with the NFL International. Always a

pleasure, the fans make me feel like home every time. It is a good

feeling. What changes have you seen in the last four years. Just how it

has grown. Before you would see the variety of every type of NFL jersey.

And now when I do functions and events it is Jaguars jerseys. Not

enough Fred Taylor jerseys. This is the new era. There is a lot of Fred

Taylor fans out there. Palme lots of Fred Taylor shelled out there today.

Difficult start to the season for the Jaguars but such a talented

group of players. The ceiling, the potential is very high. The

potential is high but you have to do things to create and maximise that

potential. I think being a young team, then they have the' guys are,

for me one thing with their success, 30 plus penalties in three games,

that is not acceptable. There is a reflection, the coaching, that shows

lack of discipline. And from the player 's standpoint it is

accountability. And hopefully they can find a way.

Over the middle. Got his man, penalty mark a throw, Allen Robinson

with the catch. We checked the flag. Antonio Cromartie in coverage.

Holding, number 32, defense, the penalty declined, the result of the

plague completed. 1st down. Antonio Cromartie, number 31. He was

guilty of holding. Indianapolis brought pressure that

time one man coverage. Able to pick up the 1st down. Jacksonville making

some noise offensively. Bortles throwing again. Stepping up. This

the tackler, up inside the 35. Bortles. Flag from the defensive

secondary. Penalty on D'Qwell Jackson for the hit on Robinson.

Player safety being a big emphasis in the National Football League.

Bortles trying to get his 2 cents. Did the officials ever listen to

what you had to say? Never. Giving this one a good long

conversation. Let's look at the hit. Robinson from

the left. Fouls by both teams. Personal foul, unnecessary

roughness, number 52, defense, and after the play, unsportsmanlike

conduct, number 15, offense. Those fouls will offset. D'Qwell Jackson

of the Colts and Allen Robinson of the Jaguars.

Walt Anderson, if Allen Robinson gets another foul bike that he is

gone. The unsportsmanlike was when he jumped up and spun the ball on

the ground. If you do that in front of a defender that is what the call

will ultimately be. There is no need. And D'Qwell Jackson called for

the helmet tackle. Bortles to the sideline. Completed

for 1st down. Lewis is slow to get up inside the

20-yard line. The Jacksonville Jaguars low on tight ends already.

STUDIO: It doesn't look good. Lots of things coming in for you on

Twitter, difficult ones to answer but David Beckett asking, would the

losing coach, talking about both sides, would the losing coach be

fired after this game? That seems to be a tradition after Wembley. It has

been a tradition. We have a great owner. He is known to make tough

decisions. But from what I'm hearing inside the stadium I do not think,

if it does happen, I do not think it would be after this game. That is

one of the things people find endearing about the NFL, the time

coaches are given. The NFL is brutal and after this game a lot of coaches

have gone after losing. Gus Bradley has been given time. A lot of time

that part of that has been a mixture of Blake Bortles, he is not just

thrown in the pit to burn. A lot of that has been allowing play to go

through his maturation process with the same coordinator and not having

to have different people but from the whispers I have heard in the

stadium regardless of what happens in this particular game he wouldn't

get fired. So who would take over? David Richards is a Spurs fan,

excited about the new stadium. Games giving played there. Do you think

the Jags will be the possible London franchise? The Jags inevitably

connected. Again it goes back to Mr Khan. Not a lot of owners in the NFL

like to take games Chris Watt Shah has taken that chance. It is all

about opportunity. If he could be the one person to say we are going

to do it first, they have the right to make it happen. To answer the

question then identify. COMMENTATOR: Incomplete, close to being

intercepted near the goal line. Cromartie going to walk off holding

his right arm gingerly. Cromartie coming in. You can see his knee

hitting into the left forearm, sorry, right forearm of Clayton

Geathers. Bortles with time going for that, NZ, incomplete. Flag

thrown on the far side. Intended for Robinson, Allen, covered by

Robinson, Patrick. It looked pretty clear from up here in the stands.

Passing defense, number 25, defense. 1st down will stop correction, the

foul occurred in the end zone, the ball will be placed at the 1-yard

line. Contact near the goal line. And additional contact while they

were in the end zone. You can see the left arm extended from Patrick

Robinson holding back Allen Robinson. Chris Ivory one. 1st

goal. Jacksonville with a chance to extend

their lead. Everybody man-to-man across-the-board because the Colts

have the other eight defenders. Bortles throwing an Robinson had it

and dropped it. , RTE was one-on-one with Allen

Robinson, this is one he should have caught. -- Cromarty. Working to the

outside like you're going to run a fate. Then a throw to the front

pylon and not able to catch it. Bortles to the end zone for the

touchdown. Blake Bortles's first rushing

touchdown of the season. The defense collapses, Blake Bortles reading the

defensive line, the outside pressure that the Colts are bringing. Coming

off the edge. Bortles runs to the outside. Easy touchdown for

Jacksonville. Jason Meyers for the extra point.

And it is good. -- Jason Myers. Blake Bortles caps a 75 yard drive

with a 1-yard touchdown run. STUDIO: Nicely executed play from Blake

Bortles, channelling his inner Fred Taylor. Talk us through that. We

will get this up in a moment. Fred, very important, the Jaguars had a

strong start given the significance of this game. Blake Bortles has

barely thrown a touchdown pass in the first quarter and then he runs

one as well. I think we need to see more of that. Zone read option. He

is strong and pay down fast enough that he can fake that and get it

into the end zone. That is when he is at his best, on the outside.

Yeldon had a big run earlier on when they did the same thing, pinching

down and nobody had outside responsibility. I'm sorry, I

apologise. The Colts on the smaller defense, so they will move the line

around. Surprised there was no penalty for that move into the

crowd. It was an impressive cake. Has a job as a punter. -- kick. You

said earlier that the NFL is brutal and lots of ways but your son

followed you into football and had a great career, just like you did. How

did you feel about that? My thing is in life you do not know what is

going to happen. I can't take his joy away, he loved the game and

wanted to play, he is passionate about it and as his dad, much like

with other kids, what ever you want in life I'm going to support you the

best that I can. It is my, the absolute truth, he has my full

support in everything. When he said he wanted to play I said let's do

it. But you are going to have to be self-motivated. You were talking

about the aches and pains you have got, was it worth it? It was worth

it and I would do it again. You must be one of the busiest and most in

demand men in the stadium, we will let you go on we appreciate dropping

by. Actual legend, man, this is an actual legend. My pleasure, I

appreciate it. COMMENTATOR: This will sail through the end zone.

We go down to Jamie. Marcedes Lewis having a lot of work done on his

head right now. He has stayed on the sideline for taxable. And Luke

Joeckel has been downgraded to doubtful with that knee injury. Ryan

Kelly for the Colts came back out of the locker room. I haven't heard

what his ailment was yet but keep in mind there are three rookies on that

line and if he had to come out again it would be Le'Raven Clark inserting

into the offensive line. Another rookie.

This is Frank Gore. Changes direction. Across the 40 and out of

bounds at about the 42-yard line by Myles Jack. Interesting to talk with

Paul yesterday who has been tutoring Myles Jack. He understands when they

make a draft pick like Myles Jack and he said it ultimately ended up

making him a better player. He was focused on the details of it and he

has had what Gus Bradley has called his best season here in

Jacksonville. Luck to the far side of the field and that is completely

out of bounds, TY Hilton. On the receiving end. You saw Frank Gore

rip off that 17 yard run coming into this game in his two London

appearances he had a total of 389 yards and two touchdowns. He likes

it over here! 52 yards rushing, nine carries, 52 yards.

Frank Gore, looking for the 1st down and it appears he has it. At about

the 47 and a half. 1st down for the Colts. Hundred yard

rushers are hard to come by for the Indianapolis Colts. Against Houston

in week 15 of the 2012 season... It appeared it was going to come to an

end a week ago. Luck under pressure and goes down back at the 44. That

is Tyson Alualu. Tyson Alualu coming in for Ogrick,

who is injured and cannot play today.

It has been an odd first half in a lot of ways. Two-minute warning.

Well, they've left themselves quite a lot to do here but if the Colts

managed to punch running before half-time they will be pretty happy

with that. That's exactly when you want to score. The last two minutes

of either half, it's crucial to score them. I don't know if they'll

be able to do that. Tough to score if the quarterback is looking up at

the sky! That was nice because it wasn't a manufacturing sack, it was

just beating a guy one-on-one. Giving up two sacks already, not

good. Goes back to this inexperience in the line. It's all very well

drafting in a rocky but the degree they've changed it got... Costanza

is their best guy. He's opposed to hold the line together. A lot of

questions coming in about the Colts. Graeme Smith says, surely Vinatieri

must be considered the best kicker of all time? He's not there yet but

he is closing in. We talked about how will long Tom Brady will go on,

but he must be up there! The legs are the things that tend to go all

of a sudden, you know what I mean? It's like the tensile strength of

the muscles just sort of goes quickly and it is hard for kickers

to keep it. A kicker can go for a long time, George Landry still

picking at 38. Vinatieri, if he keeps that resilience in his legs,

who knows? He and Brady could retire together. In the Hall of Fame the

Show-Off. It's interesting talking about... The kickers missed a couple

of kicks and they are just gone. You get one or two opportunities to

truly impact the game has a kicker and if they miss that kick, they are

done. Everyone is looking at them sideways, like, what you got going

on? "You Had nothing to do but make this click and you missed it! " In

general, you don't need the draft kickers necessarily, there are a lot

of guys around at a similar level but Vinatieri rises above that

level, one of the few. And he gets paid for it as well. Keep the

questions coming in. COMMENTATOR: They have been in the

lead in their first three games a total of 12 minutes but today it has

been almost 21 minutes. Luck flips it to the near side.

Ferguson with blocking in front of him. Across midfield and near the

45-yard line, brought down by Malika Jackson and Tyron Smith.

Trying to get some of that yardage back to make this more manageable

3rd down. If you're Indianapolis here, you have to think about

another five or six yards, pushing Adam Vinatieri's limits on how far

he can kick. Each team with two time-outs remaining. Luck wearing it

to the far side line. The pass was intended for TY Hilton.

TY Hilton hasn't been thrown to a lot today. Jalen Ramsey right there,

number 20, he falls off on that route and he lets Chester Rogers go.

After that throw was made, Andrew Luck grabbed his head and he

couldn't believe he made it. It was more Ramsey reading the throw.

Rashad Greene... It goes into the end zone for the touchback.

Let's see what Bortles can do, with one minute six. This is Yeldon, two

about the 27-yard line, 2nd 3. A lot of times as offensive

coordinator when you're down in that type of field position, you run a

screen or a draw, the what kind of field position you can take, leave

it in your quarterback's hands and you still have those two time-outs.

Down at about the 45-yard line and they will call time out. The second

time-out used by Jacksonville here in this first half.

Two minutes remaining in the half. That is what offensive coordinator

Greg Olson is counting on, that the team not continue to struggle in the

final two minutes. They have allowed 33 points in the final two minutes,

and that is the most in the National Football League to date. So, the

Jaguars with one time-out remaining. They have 1st down at the 44.

Bortles looks right and throws right, out of bounds to Marqise Lee.

His first catch of the day and it stops the clock with 36 to play.

Second and short, throw into the right side again. This time he can't

connect with Neal Sterling. And we got a flag. That is TJ Green on the

far side line and Neal Sterling doesn't come up with the catch. He

gives him a late shove and draws the flag.

REFEREE: Personal foul, unnecessary roughness, penalty, 1st down. Talk

about giving the offense a major boost at crunch time. 33 seconds and

one time-out left and you have it still on their side. If I read Chuck

Pagano's lips right, he would say that was stupid! He would be right,

yeah! So, Bortles and the Jaguars now from

the Indianapolis 42. Pass to the outside and looking for

the sideline is Allen Robinson. 28 on the clock. It's interesting, they

continue to go to Robinson who has had man-to-man press coverage with

Cromartie on the far side of the field Vontae Davis matched up with

Marqise Lee. Bortles continues to go to Robinson.

On the 2nd 6. To the sideline again, and there is a flag. Allen

Robinson working on Antonio Cromartie.

REFEREE: Pass interference, number 31 defense. 1st down, foul. Not much

doubt about that one. Not only did he wrap the right hand around his

back and turn him, but you saw the jersey when he grabbed onto him.

Each team has three first downs by penalty. In this first half. 24

seconds on the clock. Still one time-out, you can use the whole

field, you don't have to get it out of bounds. Bortles pulling it down

and can't break free this time, he is down at about the 28. They use

their time-out to stop the clock. That is the one thing you can't do,

because now you're wasting that time-out.

A little flinch of the shoulders there, trying to get a double move.

Zach Kerr with the pressure up the middle. What has got Jacksonville

this far down the field has been the sideline passes. Now they have to go

to the sideline. They were going to the sideline but they were going to

Robinson against Cromartie and then they switched Cromartie to the other

side of the field, Davis is give ring off coverage and they continue

to go back to Cromartie's side, this time with Marqise Lee matched up

over there. If it does in Windermere have the sale it out of bounds and

save the time-out. Now with only 17 seconds left and no time-out, you

can run it up the middle of the field but you have to spike it to

stop the clock. You have to get it out of bounds, otherwise if it's in

the middle you're going to be pressed to get that thing stopped.

Bortles on the move, throwing, and that is complete for a 1st down,

Allen Robinson. You talked about Bortles's accuracy

once he gets outside the pocket, he is first in the National Football

League for that. How the Colts aren't protecting the

sideline. Cromartie, that is his response military. That's where he

has to go. Now Jacksonville have enough time to get it into the end

zone, because if you complete this inbounds, the clock will run out. 12

seconds on the clock. Not much of a rush and he threw it away and there

is a flag down at the 5-yard line. And this is going to be against the

Colts again. Penalty wise, this game has turned ugly.

REFEREE: Holding, number 31, defense. 5-yard penalty, automatic

1st down. Well, with seven seconds, you still have enough time. You can

have one more playful Jacksonville. You have to tell your quarterback,

Lake Bortles, listen, don't run around a long time looking for it.

Take it down right away or if not, get the three points or the

attempted three points before going into the half. Jacksonville, third

time in the red zone. The previous two times, they scored touchdowns.

Seven seconds on the clock. Bortles role in this way, throws to

the sideline. Caught at 5-yard line by Marqise Lee. And the field goal

unit comes out. I do not know how the extra three yards helps. They

tried the same route they did to the far side of the field. The

difference is Vontae Davis was not going to allow the throat to

Robinson in the end zone. This will be a 23 yards attempted by Jason

Myers. 4-6 in the field goal department so far, 5-7 now. 23 yards

as time expires, Jacksonville extends its lead. As they go in

search of their first line every year. The first time all season they

have lead at half-time. Good first half for the Jaguars. STUDIO:

Vinatieri got the Colts on the board and then Blake Bortles Ramon in to

add to his passing touchdown from the first quarter. Decent punt as

well into the crowd and Jason Myers with the field goal. They will be

disappointed with that having been 1st goal. They would have hoped to

punch one in. But looking at some of the key stats, very little in the

air from either side. Andrew Luck with 21 yards. The rushing game has

been stronger for both sides than in recent weeks. The Jaguars were twice

as many total yards, that explains why they are ahead. What that is

missing is the penalty yards because their best weapon has actually been

Allen Robinson holding penalties, they cannot cover him. Absolutely.

Allen Robinson very much the star of the offense in the first quarter.

This was the touchdown. Looking at it a couple of times, he is open,

one on one, they run the play fake and everybody bites. Bortles there

for has lots of time to throw. Robinson has time for the double

move. Cromartie, one of those days where he's not going to want to

going on Monday. They may show this as a comedy on the plane. Absolutely

no match for Callum Robinson so far. Holding calls, pass interference. He

has been in the mix, Allen Ronson took a pretty tough it as well. --

Allen Robinson. Wow. He got stuck by number 52. I love to see stuff like

that. I am all about receivers getting hit. That is a tough one

where the reason it is a penalty is basically helmet to helmet. He has

not got much choice. He is coming in to hit him here, he is not aiming at

the helmet. Because Robinson was going down there was contact. I do

not understand, as a defender, and the guy goes down even further,

where are you supposed to go? On the fly you cannot adjust yourself. We

understand why these tours are coming in to protect players but

difficult to get the balance right. Nobody wants to see head injuries,

or concussions. But right here what are you supposed to do? He ducks

down, the defenders bringing him down. Jackson has no chance but to

hit him. The initial contact was actually on the shoulder. Then his

head comes along. Rough penalty. They were lucky in the sense that

Robinson got up and said something to him and they called the

unsportsmanlike. The other thing with the passing difference, really

stupid roughing penalty as well on the last drive. You have to play

smart football. This game requires situation of thinking. Speaking of

that, let's see they've Bortles in the red zone. Smart play. Little

play-action fake and he goes around, that option has become so famous in

the NFL in the last couple of years. Blake Bortles is an outstanding

athlete and they need to do this kind of thing with him because he

can throw and make the run. You can see number 55, Sio Moore goes inside

the trap and he -- outside the tight end and he gets trapped. S the first

time I have seen that in three years where there was no penalty.

Consistency is the problem. So if there is another fiddly call then

they will be asked why they didn't call that one. Andrew Luck getting a

lot of punishment once again. We have talked about how he is the

franchise, the biggest paid star in you felt that they are not

protecting him. The offensive line letting him down as usual. Over the

last couple of years they have let him down a lot. Play-action, nowhere

to go, no time to execute a fake. Joe Haden had his arm around the

neck of the pass rush and still could not sell him. Gus Jones oh

giving the in-house, and I quite like a turnstile. They have to do a

better job. Number 74 giving up the power rush. He is not as powerful as

you would want left tackle to be. And Alualu go straight through. We

talked about the Jaguars really investing heavily in their defense

in terms of the draft and free agency. It hasn't paid off so far,

but what they do next question mark do you anticipate the rookies will

develop strongly through this season and they will be in better shape? If

not he would have to invest in free agency which is where they have not

done a good job. They need high price free agent offensive lineman.

Ryan Kelly was their high-tech, now Joe Haden is to play because of the

injury. -- Kelly was their highest pick. Now you are dealing not only

with rookies and low picks that guys who were not intended to be there.

They have to make it easier for Luck. I really think they have got

to involve TY Hilton more. They need to run Haque as much as possible.

Communication key on the line. We want to talk to you about that.

There is an increasing connection between the NFL and football as the

game grows over happened recently we caught up with the Chelsea

goalkeeping trio of Thibaut Courtois, Asmir Begovic and Eduardo

to compare notes. Walking natch. We are here at the Chelsea training

ground, I am not alone this week, I have my man Jason with me and we

will meet three NFL fans. Let's see what the goalkeepers are made of.

That is my position. I got it, what you talking about? For one game, in

the 80s. Good to meet you. How are you. You guys all right? You are

big, man! I'm huge fan. The Pats. Let's get that out of the way right

away. The conversation was going well. I thought we were going to be

OK. Why the Patriots? Tom Brady. You are from Portugal. Eu falo

Portugues. My families from Angola. Who are

you? I learn something new about you every day. My name is as well. I am

from Portugal! Hand-pass click. Bucannon though the

farthest. -- can't, pass, My practice ones were very good. Are

you a soccer fan? I am Nigerian. Who is your team? I do not have one,

actually. I just like the players. I'm a fan of Abramovich. So

Vertonghen the other day? The little spin move. I saw that this week.

Don't ever do that again. Have you not even thrown in the backyard?

LAUGHTER The last throw I do. That is good,

lock further than me. You have hands. Too high! You are tricky.

Don't let the Portuguese down. The league is always looking for

quarterbacks. We play each other next Friday, the national teams. It

is called, that avoid those. Team-mates one day.

You keep the thing! Don't do that again! You cannot all get hurt.

Valuable finger. Oh yes. Nice. There is some talent right there. The