Davante Adams doubled his TD count for the season to six.
Travis Hunter scored his first professional score but it was just a consolation as the LA Rams brushed off time zone issues to achieve a 35 to 7 triumph over the Jacksonville Jaguars at London's Wembley.
Los Angeles did not arrive in the United Kingdom until the morning of Saturday - the eve of the last match of this season's London series, which was the 43rd NFL contest to be staged in the London.
It represented the most delayed any franchise has traveled for an league match in London, while the Jaguars, who also came into the match with a four and two standing, had been present since earlier in the week.
But the Rams charged into a 21-0 half-time lead before sailing through the final two quarters, with veteran receiver the Rams' star scoring a three of TDs as the Rams finished with five in total.
The Jaguars' standout ensured the opponents evaded a scoreless game with the final quarter remaining, aiding to reduce the lead to 28 to 7, but it did not take the shine off an dominant win by the Los Angeles, who have been projected to be in title the race again this campaign having last secured the league title in 2022.
