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While the Jacksonville Jaguars and Baltimore Ravens haven’t been divisional foes since 2002, this will be the fourth consecutive year the two teams meet, and it is actually a bit of an underrated rivalry. The two teams will travel across the pond and meet at Wembley Stadium in London for an early 9:30 a.m. EST contest on Sunday. This year, the two squads are similarly built. Both the Ravens and the Jaguars have invested a lot into their defenses and it is fairly evident that is the side of the ball that will usually need to win games for either team. Offensively, there have been struggles for both clubs, but the running game has strong potential for each. In the passing game, Joe Flacco — despite a somewhat slow start — is head and shoulders above Blake Bortles. The Ravens bring a 2-0 record, with two divisional wins in the AFC North, to London. The Jaguars are 1-1 with an impressive Week 1 and, well, a pathetic performance in Week 2. What can we expect in Week 3? Let’s see

The Houston Texans (1-1) will travel to take on the defending Super Bowl Champion New England Patriots (1-1) at Gillette Stadium in Week 3. Kickoff is scheduled for noon CT on CBS and Westwood One Radio.  Houston is coming off a 13-9 road victory over the Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday Night Football in Week 2. QB  Deshaun Watson  made his first career NFL start and completed 15-of-24 passes (62.5%) for 125 yards, no touchdowns, no interceptions and a 75.9 passer rating. Watson scored the game’s only touchdown on a 49-yard run in the second quarter, the longest touchdown run by a quarterback in his first career start in NFL history and the longest run ever by a Texans quarterback.  Houston ran for 168 net rushing yards on 35 attempts against the Bengals, including 106 rushing yards on 18 attempts in the first half. RB  Lamar Miller   had 61 rushing yards on a team-high 18 attempts (3.4 avg.) while Watson (67 yards on five attempts) and fellow rookie RB D’Onta Foreman (40 yards on 12 a

The San Francisco 49ers return home for "Thursday Night Football" to face their second-straight division opponent, the Los Angeles Rams. Both the 49ers and Rams are coming off of narrow defeats in Week 2.San Francisco is looking for their first win of the season on Thursday.Here's a quick breakdown of the 49ers Week 3 matchup.The 49ers lead the all-time series against the Rams, 68-64-3.San Francisco swept the season series in 2016 against the Rams. San Francisco has won each of the past three contests against the Rams.The San Francisco 49ers might be coming off a tough 12-3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks in Week 2, but head coach Kyle Shanahan’s squad won’t have too much time to think about it this week. San Francisco hosts the Los Angeles Rams on Thursday Night Football in Week 3 at Levi’s Stadium. The visiting Rams are 1-1 coming off a 27-20 home loss against the Washington Redskins.L.A. has shown notable signs of improvement from last year, and it’s unlikely head co