What happened: Washington broke a 51-yard catch-and-run to put Jacksonville ahead 7-0 over Philadelphia in London. The former Penn State wideout added a second score for his first multi-touchdown game.

Why it matters: The production gives Jacksonville proven depth behind its lead targets. It marks Washington's shift from rotational option to scoring factor in the offense.

What to watch: Watch whether Jacksonville keeps scheming touches for Washington after London. Sustained red-zone use would confirm an expanded role.