Latavius Murray is making history across the pond.
Not only did the Broncos' running back come in the clutch on Sunday at Wembley Stadium, scoring the game-winning touchdown to defeat the Jaguars, but the play made Murray the first player to score a rushing touchdown for two different teams in London in the same season.
The first touchdown from Murray in England came on Oct. 2 when the Saints fell to the Vikings at Tottenham Stadium. The game was his first of the season when his then-teammate Alvin Kamara was deemed inactive due to a rib injury.
The Broncos signed Murray off of the Saints' practice squad earlier this month when the team's leading rusher Javonte Williams tore his ACL and LCL against the Raiders.
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Murray, a 32-year-old veteran, was a sixth-round pick of the Oakland Raiders in 2013 and has also spent time with the Vikings and Ravens.
The Broncos (3-5) return to action on Nov. 13 when they face the Raiders (2-4).
