A look at the key statistics and individual matchups in Sunday's Week 6 game from London between the Bears and Jacksonville Jaguars.

Chicago Bears coach Matt Eberflus and his staff determined a Monday night departure would be best for their game in London vs. the Jacksonville Jaguars.

The New York Mets announced that Kodai Senga will start Sunday's NLCS Game 1. The Los Angeles Dodgers are expected to start Jack Flaherty. Cleveland's bats finally got to Skubal and the Detroit bullpen in the winner-take-all Game 5.

The Chicago Bears game against the Jaguars is not being shown on Fox 39 or by any Rockford TV station Sunday morning from London. It’s only on the NFL Network. I know some of you are confused by the fact the Fox 32 in Chicago is showing the game.

The big picture: Each year, the NFL shuttles a few games to London as part of a marketing campaign to attract more European fans to the sport. The Bears last played in London in 2019. State of play: This game amounts to a nationally televised game for the Bears.

The Jaguars' travel plans were delayed slightly due to the effects of Hurricane Milton, so they won't be arriving until Friday morning. In the meantime, the Bears had their first full practice on Thursday.

The Bears had a big week all around against Carolina last week and our betting fortunes followed them. We won all four bets last week bringing our yearly total to 12-12. Here is how it played out: We said the Bears would cover the four-point spread and they did by a wide margin.