The call from the announcer at the stadium for the crowd to "get loud, it's third down!" but there's no real belief in his voice.

And there's not too much belief in the crowd either.

The Sweet Child of Mine singalong ahead of the fourth quarter was probably the most animated the crowd has been since half-time.

It's a strange old atmosphere now inside Wembley - the Rams are being more deliberate just playing within themselves really, pretty safe in the knowledge that the Jags don't seem able to generate anything offensively at all.

Kyren Williams gains a couple of yards on the first drive of the Rams' next possession before we reach the three-quarter mark.

There's a pattern emerging here. The Rams are ready to get back on the plane and Trevor Lawrence wants to be put out of his misery.

The Rams go three-and-out, as do the Jags after Lawrence picks out a wide-open Parker Washington on third down, only for the Jags receiver to let the ball squirm through his hands.

That one was definitely a drop.

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BBC Sport at Wembley Stadium

Head coach Liam Coen said this week that "we did not play well enough up front" and that he was hoping for more consistency on the Jags' offensive line.

He said they're "trying to not let those dips dip down so low that it's game-changing".

I guess it'll be back to the drawing board when they get back to Florida.

Trevor Lawrence suffered a career-high seven sacks during the Jags' defeat by Seattle last week.

He's just been sacked on back-to-back plays so is now up to five today and the Jags have to punt.

Well, as long as the Rams keep handing possession back to them, the Jags still have hope.

The Rams go three-and-out, with Matt Stafford unable to find Xavier Smith on third down. Of course LA do still have a three-score buffer though.

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Trevor Lawrence finds Brian Thomas Jr and the receiver has a couple of goes at holding on to it as he fails to the turf, but he's not able to hang on.

Then Lawrence fizzes a pass towards Travis Hunter down the middle but Rams safety Quentin Lake does well to reach round the receiver and break the pass up.

Lawrence is then swiftly under pressure on fourth and seven, and has to chuck the ball into the dirt to avoid the Rams registering a sack.

The Jags turn it over on downs for the third straight drive.

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The big screen flashes up today's attendance of 86,152 fans inside Wembley Stadium. The NFL continues to be hugely popular in the UK.

Although it has to be said there were plenty of Americans and Europeans in the crowd walking along to the stadium earlier.

Trevor Lawrence has some room for change so sets off, drops a shoulder and scoots out of bounds for another first down.

The Jags are up to the Rams' 30.

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Still a long way to go, but the Jacksonville Jaguars will want to score quickly and get any ideas about being shut out knocked on the head.

The Jags were last kept off the scorebored in a 20-0 defeat at the Tennessee Titans in December 2021 - and will not want to repeat that at their second home at Wembley.

If Dyami Brown was at fault on the Jaguars' last possession, he's made amends now.

The Jags receiver goes deep on first down and Trevor Lawrence picks him out for a 39-yard completion - the Jags' biggest play of the game so far, and Brown's first catch overall.

A Jags penalty gifts the Rams a first down but this time Matt Stafford fails to connect with Davante Adams on third down so the Rams have to punt.

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Jaguars head coach Liam Coen knows Rams counterpart Sean McVay well having spent time as the Rams' assistant wide receivers coach and assistant quarterbacks coach, before becoming their offensive coordinator for the 2022 season.

That saw him work with the Rams' current quarterback Matt Stafford and Coen had one simple piece of advice for his players this week when it comes to Stafford: "Don't trust those eyes, now".

He explained how Stafford's a master at reading coverages pre and post-snap, and making adjustments accordingly. The veteran has certainly coped well with most of what the Jags have thrown his way so far today.

Trevor Lawrence finds Travis Hunter for another eight yards before throwing slightly too high for Johnny Mundt.

The Jags then go for it on fourth and two. Lawrence's pass isn't right into Dyami Brown's chest but could you argue he should still be catching that?

Not sure if that's a drop or not. Either way, the Jags turn it over on downs again.

Jon W has a point here, I missed that headline option, apologies!

In my defence, it was half-time and there's some delicious chicken tenders on offer in media dining so, you know, priorities...

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A couple of penalties against the Rams - for holding and pass interference - allow the Jags to keep moving the chains.

They're up to the Rams' 38-yard line.

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Jags head coach Liam Coen said this week they were drawing up more plays to get Travis Hunter into the game on offence.

It's finally happening, as Trevor Lawrence finds the two-way star on successive plays for a combined 22 yards.

Those were the rookie's first catches of the day.

Not much doing there for the Rams. There's a couple of offsetting penalties on third down before Matt Stafford tries to dump it off to Kyren Williams but it fails to stick.

The Rams will punt, so let's see if the Jags can make a difference after their half-time team talk.