
The Jacksonville Jaguars enter Week 6 facing a critical test against the Houston Texans in London, their second game abroad this season, with their offensive line under severe pressure. The unit lost starting left tackle Anton Harrison, leaving backup Walker Little to step in—a move that raises concerns given the Jaguars' already shaky performance at the position.
With left guard Cole Van Lanen questionable and right tackle Cole Van Lanen (likely a typo, but no other RT named) struggling alongside center Ryan Jensen and right guard Cam Robinson, the Texans' elite pass rush, led by Will Anderson Jr. and Danielle Hunter, could exploit any gaps.
The Jaguars' ability to protect Trevor Lawrence hinges on whether DeMeco Ryans, now calling plays for Houston’s defense, dials up aggressive blitzes or sticks to his signature Cover 3-heavy approach, which has historically favored physical, high-speed play over intricate schemes. Even without Harrison, Jacksonville’s chances hinge on limiting Anderson Jr.
and Hunter while managing the blitz—an uphill battle given the Texans’ dominance in sacks and the Jaguars’ injury-depleted line.

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