Texans Beat Jaguars 34-31 in London, Improve to 2-4
In NFL Week 6 action from London, the Houston Texans secured a thrilling 34-31 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars, improving their season record to 2-4 and preventing a potentially season-ending 1-5 start.
Houston, TX, October 18, 2026 —
The Houston Texans defeated the Jacksonville Jaguars 34-31 in NFL Week 6 action from London. The three-point win moved Houston’s season record to 2-4 and kept the team from falling to 1-5, a start described in the available account as potentially season-ending.
The final score establishes a narrow margin between the teams, but the account does not provide a play-by-play description or explain how the lead changed during the game. It also does not identify the players who scored, describe key plays, or state when the decisive points were scored. No individual performance statistics were provided.
For Houston, the result means its record after six weeks stands at two wins and four losses. The account characterizes a 1-5 start as potentially season-ending, but does not specify what consequences that scenario might have meant for the team. It provides no further information about the Texans’ schedule, postseason prospects or plans following the win.
The game was played in London, according to the summary. The exact date and venue were not provided. The summary also does not include attendance figures, statements from players or coaches, or details about the Jaguars’ record after the loss. The available information therefore establishes the result and its stated significance for Houston, but leaves the game’s scoring sequence and broader team reactions unspecified.
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