The Jacksonville Jaguars and Houston Texans are set to face off in another NFL regular-season game outside the United States, this time at Wembley Stadium in London. For this crucial matchup, both Liam Coen and DeMeco Ryans will rely on their star players: Trevor Lawrence and C.J. Stroud.
Both teams have intriguing options as their primary backups. For the Jaguars, Quinn Ewers is listed as Lawrence’s primary backup on the depth chart, while Davis Mills fills that role for Stroud and the Texans.
As for the emergency QB role, if needed, both teams have options on their practice squads, although none are listed on the official depth chart. Jacksonville has Nick Mullens and Joey Aguilar, while the Texans have Mark Gronowski.
| Jacksonville Jaguars | Houston Texans | |
| QB1 | Trevor Lawrence | CJ Stroud |
| QB2 | Quinn Ewers | Davis Mills |
| QB3 | – | – |

Trevor Lawrence of the Jacksonville Jaguars and C.J. Stroud of the Houston Texans
Lawrence’s outstanding season so far
Trevor Lawrence is having a stellar start to the 2026 season, leading the Jaguars to an impressive 4–1 record through five games. He’s operating with incredible efficiency, completing 67.1% of his passes (96 of 143) for 1,174 yards, 10 touchdowns, and only 3 interceptions.
Averaging 8.2 yards per attempt with a sharp 106.8 passer rating, “Sunshine” is taking care of the football and making big-time throws when it counts—highlighted by a explosive 4-TD game in Week 1 and a clutch 331-yard performance to edge out the Eagles.

Trevor Lawrence #16 of the Jacksonville Jaguars enters the field.
CJ Stroud is starting to regain his form
C.J. Stroud has bounce backed in a big way to start the 2026 season. Through five games, he’s stacked up 1,402 passing yards (ranking top-5 in the NFL) with a 64.3% completion rate, 6 passing touchdowns, and zero interceptions for a clean 98.1 passer rating. Even with Houston off to a tough 1–4 start, Stroud has elevated the offense by playing hyper-efficient, disciplined football—sharpening his pre-snap reads, protecting the ball, and consistently pushing deep downfield with an aggressive 10.6 average depth of target.
He’s also using his legs to extend plays and scramble for key first downs, single-handedly keeping the Texans competitive in close games and proving he can carry the unit when needed.

CJ Stroud of Houston Texans.
Key takeaways
- Jacksonville and Houston play at Wembley Stadium in London for NFL Week 6.
- Trevor Lawrence leads the Jaguars to a 4–1 record with 1,174 passing yards.
- C.J. Stroud has stacked up 1,402 passing yards and zero interceptions for Houston.






