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In London, C.J. Stroud and the Houston Texans pulled off a thriller, erasing a late deficit to beat Jacksonville thirty-four to thirty-one on Ka'imi Fairbairn's forty-nine-yard field goal. Stroud threw for three hundred twelve yards and three touchdowns, keeping Houston very much alive in the AFC South race.
But the Jacksonville story doesn't end there, because rookie Travis Hunter made NFL history in that same game, hauling in a touchdown catch and picking off Stroud in the same contest — something no player had done since two thousand two. History made, loss absorbed. The Jaguars left London empty-handed despite one of the most remarkable individual performances the league has seen in decades.
Meanwhile, back stateside, Green Bay handed Dallas another gut punch. The Packers intercepted Dak Prescott twice and held the Cowboys to just thirteen points in a twenty-three to thirteen win. This coming after Dallas held a players-only meeting and brought in a defensive consultant — none of it enough to stop a Green Bay defense that looked locked in from the opening snap.
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