Jacksonville is playing in London for the second straight week as the two AFC teams face off overseas.
The Texans and Jaguars squared off in London on Oct. 18 as part of the NFL's international slate, one of 12 games on Sunday's Week 6 schedule.
The league has leaned further into its global push this season, with regular-season games staged in cities such as Rio, Mexico City, Melbourne, Berlin and Dublin. London remains the most frequent stop, nearly two decades into the series, and this matchup gave the city back-to-back weeks of NFL football, since the Jaguars were already based there the prior week.
For Houston and Jacksonville, the trip across the Atlantic doubled as a chance to gain ground within the AFC. Both teams used the London date to try to build momentum for the stretch of the season ahead, with the usual mix of jet lag, early kickoff times and a crowd more used to soccer than snap counts shaping the atmosphere around the game.