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Both QBs, Travis Hunter shine in wild Texans-Jaguars London game — Here are the key fantasy football takeaways

The Jaguars and Texans delivered a thrilling Sunday showdown in London, with standout performances from both quarterbacks that fantasy managers will be dissecting. Houston’s C.J.

Stroud, who had struggled in his first three games of 2026, rebounded with a dominant outing—312 passing yards, three touchdowns, and just one interception—while avoiding all sacks for the first time this season. His 23.98 fantasy points capped a three-game stretch of at least 20 points, reinforcing his status as a reliable low-end QB1 with a favorable stretch of matchups ahead.

Meanwhile, Jacksonville’s Travis Hunter, a rookie who had barely played offensively before Week 6, erupted for 59 yards and a touchdown on four catches while also contributing on defense with three tackles, a pass deflection, and an interception. His 19.9 fantasy points (13.9 in half-PPR) made him the first player in over two decades to record both an interception and a receiving touchdown in the same game, signaling a potential shift in his role moving forward.

The Texans’ ground game also saw unexpected contributions beyond their lead back, Woody Marks, who totaled 81 yards on 17 touches. Jawhar Jordon, however, stole the show with a 25-yard touchdown run on just six carries, adding 11.5 fantasy points to his line.

On the receiving end, Jaylin Noel emerged as Houston’s clear No. 2 option, hauling in all four of his targets for 107 yards and a score—numbers that could vault him into WR3 conversations.

With Marvin Harrison Jr. still finding his footing, Noel’s consistency makes him a prime waiver-wire target for next week’s lineups.

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