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Travis Hunter end zone interception keeps Jaguars alive in London

Jaguars cornerback Travis Hunter silenced Texans hopes of a game-closing touchdown with a clutch end-zone interception in the fourth quarter. With Houston leading 31-28 and driving toward a potential game-sealing score, Hunter stepped in front of a pass from CJ Stroud to preserve Jacksonville’s slim lead.

The pick marked Stroud’s first interception of the season and Hunter’s second, coming after he had been outmatched earlier by wide receiver Nico Collins. Beyond his defensive highlight, Hunter also contributed on offense with four receptions for 59 yards and a touchdown, adding to the Jaguars’ offensive firepower.

The team now trails by three with just three minutes left in the game, leaving the outcome hanging in the balance.

Hunter’s game-saving play erased the Texans’ momentum, shifting the momentum back to Jacksonville after a shaky defensive performance. His ability to deliver in critical moments—both on defense and offense—could prove decisive as the Jaguars look to extend their season with a victory abroad.

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