NFL London 2017 live stream: How to watch Ravens vs. Jaguars online

The Ravens are 2-0 to start their 2017 campaign, but wins over the Browns and Bengals aren’t exactly the foundation to a Super Bowl run. Baltimore’s underwhelming schedule continues in Week 3 — but in an unfamiliar setting. The Ravens will make their first trip to London when they face the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium, broadcast live at 9:30 a.m. ET online at Yahoo (live stream).

Jacksonville looked like a reborn team in its season opener after dominating the Texans, but a 37-16 loss to the Titans in a game that wasn’t as close as the final score indicates suggests these are the same ol’ Jaguars.

They’re the only thing standing in the way of the Ravens’ 3-0 start, but they’ll have at least a small advantage in England; Sunday marks their fifth straight season with a game on the British Isles.

The Baltimore Ravens are excited for their upcoming trip to London. But maybe they’re a little too excited. To get fans pumped for their game abroad against the Jacksonville Jaguars, they tweeted a photo of Queen Elizabeth, which would have been fine were it not for the Ravens logo on her face.

Both statements are laughably untrue. The Ravens’ defense is not overrated. They are a top-three unit. They have forced 10 turnovers in two games. They have eight interceptions and the scary part is, Baltimore is just getting started.

1. How will the Ravens’ offensive line hold up?

With Marshal Yanda out for the season, Baltimore’s already shaky offensive line got significantly worse. The Ravens’ first test without Yanda will come on Sunday against a talented Jaguars defense.

You have to go find a quarterback who can win games either with his legs or with his arm. Something to keep that offense on the field. But seriously though, Colin Kaepernick though ... there are people in Jacksonville who are literally crying for them to go do research and bring him in.

Through two weeks we’ve kind of seen both ends of the spectrum for the 2017 Jacksonville Jaguars. Dominating a bad offense with the Houston Texans and then getting dominated and eventually breaking against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday. In London against the Ravens, the Jaguars’ offense will have no respite.

The Ravens have lived up to expectations on the defensive side of the ball, looking every bit the opportunistic monster the team was back in Ray Lewis’s heyday. No team has forced more turnovers than Baltimore’s 10, though it’s come against two of the team’s least efficient offenses. Terrell Suggs and company will have the chance to wreak havoc again on Sunday when they face a quarterback who has just one more career win (12) than pick-sixes.

Only one of our eight experts picked the Jaguars to upset the Ravens, and the OddsShark computer is also leaning toward Baltimore.