WATFORD, United Kingdom – The Jaguars on Friday practiced at The Grove.

The Jaguars (4-2) will play the Los Angeles Rams (4-2) at Wembley Stadium in London Sunday in a 2025 Week 7 game. A look at Friday around the Jaguars – with Head Coach Liam Coen speaking to the media for the final time before Sunday.

Robert Hainsey is expected to be good to go.

Hainsey, the Jaguars' starting center who missed a loss to the Seattle Seahawks last Sunday with a hamstring injury, was listed as a full participant for a second consecutive day on the team's third and final injury report of the week.

The veteran was listed without game status on the Friday report, meaning he is expected to be available to play Sunday.

"I'm feeling really good," Hainsey said. "I was happy with how things went. We did a lot of work to get there with a bunch of great help from our people. I'm really happy with how it felt with these last two days, testing it some and letting it go."

Hainsey, who signed as an unrestricted free agent from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers this past offseason, started the first five games of the season. The Jaguars allowed just six sacks in those games before allowing seven to the Seahawks.

"Having him out there would be really important for us this week," Coen said.

Coen said Hainsey's importance extends beyond "just the physical.

"It's obviously the mentality, the toughness, the physicality of the leadership, the standard and command that he continues to push," Coen said. "[Rookie center] Jonah [Monheim] played really well last week. I have a lot of confidence in Jonah.

"He has continued to get better week in and week out, but having Hainsey would be really important for us."

Starting wide receiver Dyami Brown also was listed without status on the final injury report of the week and is expected to be available to play Sunday. He practiced limited with a shoulder injury Friday, with starting safety Eric Murray also listed without status Friday after practicing limited with a neck injury.

Starting defensive end Travon Walker was listed without status after practicing full with a wrist injury Friday. Walker played against Seattle after missing a victory over the Kansas City Chiefs a week after wrist surgery.

Starting linebacker Devin Lloyd (calf) and reserve tight end Quintin Morris (groin) have been officially ruled out after not traveling with the team to London.

Coen on Friday reiterated a theme he has mentioned multiple times this week – that the focus this week is mostly on themselves rather than the Rams. He also said key Sunday will be the Jaguars returning to their style of play displayed during a 4-1 start.

"The best that we play is when we're playing with our hair on fire – with energy, confidence, excitement, getting guys going, flying around," Coen said. "We have to get back to flying around, whether it's in all three phases: Offense, defense, special teams. Flying to the football, not staying blocked on defense. There are so many things we can improve upon as a team to focus on that will serve us well going into this football game.

"This week is a great opportunity for us to really display how fundamentally sound can we be and really for us, the last part is the mentally tough. The handling adversity, responding to a loss, and being mentally tough in our preparation and in our play on Sunday."

Coen, an assistant with the Rams under Rams Head Coach Sean McVay in 2018-2020 and 2022, lauded the Rams as a team strong in details and fundamentals.

"You have to come ready to buckle your chin strap against this team," Coen said. "That's ultimately what it's coming down to for us about this football game: Our level of detail, our level of fundamentals, technique, discipline.

"We're going to need it because this is a team that typically doesn't hurt themselves very often. One of the least penalized teams in the National Football League. We've got to do a good job of winning the field position and the turnovers. We've got to get better in that.

"If we can win that and use some of the field position to our advantage based on what the elements are going to look like on Sunday, that's what it's going to be about for us."