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Texans beat Jaguars at the last; Bears v Falcons, Ravens v Browns and more: NFL week six – live

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Texans beat Jaguars at the last; Bears v Falcons, Ravens v Browns and more: NFL week six – live

NFL updates from the 2.30pm BST kick-off at Wembley Week six: Seahawks 14-17 Broncos | Email Graham Hello football fans! Week six of the NFL is here and we are coming straight outta Wembley as the Jacksonville Jaguars host the Houston Texans in an AFC South divisional battle beginning at 8.30am CST/9.30am EST/2.30pm GMT.

The Jaguars put on quite the show last week in Tottenham as they beat the Eagles with a last-second field goal as they moved to a 4-1 record.

A fine start to the season that will have Trevor Lawrence and company feeling good about handling the 1-4 Texans.

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