The biggest score of the quarter came from Parker Washington, who returned a punt 96 yards for a score. For the most part, returners won't field a kick if it looks like it's going to land inside their own 10-yard line, but Washington decided to do things differently and it paid off.

Former Penn State wide receiver Parker Washington has not had too many opportunities to make some big special teams plays for the Jacksonville Jaguars this season. But on Sunday, in London, Washington had the kind of moment every NFL player dreams of.

After the Patriots jumped offside on the PAT, the Jaguars went for two and Trevor Lawrence connected with Brian Thomas Jr. in the back of the end zone. That put the Jaguars ahead 22-10, with all 22 points coming in the second quarter to erase a 10-0 deficit.