Jaguars hold off Bills' late surge to collect second straight London win

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The Jacksonville Jaguars continued its success in London on Sunday morning, taking down the Buffalo Bills, 25-20, at Tottenham Stadium. 

The crowd was predominantly Bills favored at kickoff, but the Jaguars' defense took the air out of the building right away by halting any offensive pressure from the team that averages 34.8 points heading into this matchup. 

A thrilling fourth quarter saw Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars’ offense finally get back into the end zone after not finding it since their first drive of the season. 

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Trevor Lawrence of the Jacksonville Jaguars passes against the Buffalo Bills at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Oct. 08, 2023, in London. (Henry Browne/Getty Images)

Running back Travis Etienne bounced outside in the red zone, and used his speed to fly into the end zone from six yards out, capping a 93-yard, 10-play drive for Jacksonville to make it 18-7. 

But Josh Allen and the Bills’ offense, which struggled for most of the game, found the life they needed to keep themselves in the game with a response touchdown drive.

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Allen found Gabe Davis for a touchdown on two separate occasions on one drive, as the first touchdown was called back for offensive pass interference. On the next play, Davis fought pass interference to haul in a touchdown that counted to make it 18-13. A two-point conversion didn’t work out in the Bills’ favor, though. 

The Jaguars were feeling the pressure and certainly didn’t want to give the ball back to the Bills with a potential