LONDON — In an impressive display of agility and speed, Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Parker Washington achieved a remarkable milestone by returning a punt for 96 yards, marking the longest punt return touchdown in the franchise’s history. This exciting play occurred during the game against the New England Patriots at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.

Washington, filling in for the injured Devin Duvernay, demonstrated his athleticism as he caught the punt at the Jaguars’ 4-yard line. After securing the 57-yard punt, he executed a quick maneuver, sidestepping two would-be tacklers while heading towards the left side of the field, enabling him to break into open space. Washington then showcased his speed as he dashed past Patriots punter Bryce Baringer at midfield, ultimately landing in the end zone and punctuating his run with a dramatic “Nestea plunge” backward.

Following this thrilling touchdown, Washington’s contribution significantly altered the momentum of the game, allowing the Jaguars to pull ahead 22-10 with a successful two-point conversion. The play not only highlighted Washington’s capabilities as a dynamic return specialist but also solidified his role in the team, stepping up in a critical moment to make a history-making play for Jacksonville.