NFL International Games 2024: Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Chicago Bears — live updates from PFF's in-game grading

2Y8R7TH Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence throws during the second half of an NFL football game against the Indianapolis Colts, Sunday, Oct. 6, 2024, in Jacksonville, Fla. (AP Photo/Phelan M. Ebenhack)

London, U.K. — The Jacksonville Jaguars and Chicago Bears will clash at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, England, kicking off the second of the NFL’s three games in the English capital this season.

PFF is thrilled to bring you live updates straight from the heart of the action, courtesy of our analysts stationed at the game. Stay tuned as we provide you with real-time insights and analysis from PFF's in-game grading, which you can access with a PFF+ subscription.

FOURTH QUARTER

Key overall grades

Jacksonville Jaguars Offense
Chicago Bears Defense
Chicago Bears Offense
Jacksonville Jaguars Defense

Story of the game

The Bears defense took over the game in the second half, with edge defender Montez Sweat racking up five total pressures, including a sack and a quarterback hit. For the Jaguars, Trevor Lawrence was far from perfect, but he also dealt with a pair of drops in the end zone from his receivers.

Helped by a good performance from his offensive tackles, Caleb Williams had his best performance in the NFL to date. Along with 56 yards on the ground, Williams went 23-for-29 for 226 yards with four touchdowns and an interception.

That interception was really the lone bright spot for the Jaguars despite the Bears starting the game with a pair of three-and-outs, as just two players on defense earned a PFF grade of 70.0 or better.

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THIRD QUARTER

Key overall grades

Jacksonville Jaguars Offense
Chicago Bears Defense
Chicago Bears Offense
Jacksonville Jaguars Defense

Story of the quarter

The Bears defense took over in the third quarter, with linebacker T.J. Edwards producing a huge forced fumble.

So far in the game, the Jaguars have attempted four 20-plus-yard throws, with Trevor Lawrence going 2-for-4 for 45 yards and a touchdown on those throws.

A stat that tells the story of the game after three quarters: the Jaguars have just two players on defense who have earned a PFF grade above 70.0. Caleb Williams has gone 19-for-24 for 180 yards with three touchdowns and an interception through three quarters while also picking up 56 rushing yards.

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SECOND QUARTER

Key overall grades

Jacksonville Jaguars Offense
Chicago Bears Defense
Chicago Bears Offense
Jacksonville Jaguars Defense

Story of the quarter

The Bears offense got rolling, generating some long drives in the second quarter. They entered the half up 14-3 despite one of those drives ending in an interception from safety Andre Cisco.

Williams ended the first half 12-of-15 for 128 yards with a pair of touchdowns and an interception. That interception saw Cisco end the half as the Jaguars' highest-graded player on defense.

Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence finished the first half 9-of-12 for 82 yards. Evan Engram was his favorite target in the first half, with four targets resulting in four receptions for 40 yards.

Bears cornerback Kyler Gordon allowed three receptions on three throws into his coverage, but they totaled just 28 yards.

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FIRST QUARTER

Key overall grades

Jacksonville Jaguars Offense

QB Trevor Lawrence: 90.8

G Brandon Scherff: 81.7

TE Evan Engram: 72.7

Chicago Bears Defense

EDGE Montez Sweat: 80.7

CB Kyler Gordon: 79.2

S Elijah Hicks: 75.0

Chicago Bears Offense

G Teven Jenkins: 73.1

T Braxton Jones: 69.6

C Coleman Shelton: 60.2

Jacksonville Jaguars Defense

LB Ventrell Miller: 90.4

LB Devin Lloyd: 74.1

LB Chad Muma: 73.2

Story of the quarter

Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence started the game well, going 7-for-9 for 79 yards with no big-time throws or turnover-worthy plays. Returning tight end Evan Engram saw three targets in the quarter, catching all three for 39 yards. 

Edge defender Montez Sweat made the most noise for the Chicago defense, recording a sack and another pass-rush win that didn't result in pressure.

The Bears offense was on the field for just six plays in the opening quarter, so it's about as limited a sample size as possible to open the game. After Chicago's three quick three-and-outs, the top-graded players on the Jaguars defense are all linebackers. 

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