Denver's elite defense has not dominated away from home, allowing 20.7 points per game. For this game in London, the Broncos won't have outside linebacker Baron Browning (2.5 sacks, INT, fumble recovery) and safety Caden Sterns (21 tackles, 2 INTs) due to injury. Travis Etienne (6.1 ypc) is the Jags' bellcow running back now, and that's good news for an already potent offense. Jacksonville's defense is suspect but so is a Denver offense led by a less-mobile Russell Wilson. While the Jaguars are regulars in London, first-year Denver coach Nathaniel Hackett isn't the guy you'd pick to make sure a team is perfectly prepared overseas.

Take away its game against Las Vegas, and every Denver outing has ended with between 21 and 35 points scored. A flight across the Atlantic is unlikely to alter the pattern. QB Russell Wilson remains hampered with a sore hamstring. The Jaguars’ defense lacks the consistency of the Broncos’, which has yielded a league-low 100 points, but has allowed zero, 13 and 10 points in three encounters. The Brits in attendance ought to gear up for a paucity of points.