Jacksonville Jaguars duo Marcedes Lewis and Sen'Derrick Marks showed their support for the Poppy Appeal  by laying a wreath at London's Cenotaph. Both Lewis and Marks, who are gearing up for their side's upcoming match at Wembley against the Dallas Cowboys on Remembrance Sunday, raised money for the British Legion by selling poppies at the Tower of London. Tight end Lewis and defensive tackle Marks were joined by three members of the ROAR of the Jaguars, the team's cheerleaders, as they sold poppies and accepted donations from the public. Jacksonville Jaguars stars Marcedes Lewis and Sen'Derrick Marks lay a wreath of poppies on Tuesday
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Marcedes Lewis and Sen'Derrick Marks raised money for the British Legion by selling poppies at the Tower of London
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Jacksonville Jaguars face the Dallas Cowboys on Remembrance Sunday
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The Cowboys arrived at Gatwick Airport ahead of their Wembley showdown
Both teams will wear poppies on their jerseys at @placeholder as the Jaguars play the second of their four home games at the national stadium.