After pushing the world champions close in Monday's opening Test, only to fall short when they drew within touching distance, it was a different story for Jess Thirlby's squad, who overturned a three-goal half-time deficit before surging across the finish line. "The exploitation of Qatar's massive migrant workforce has already cast a dark shadow over next year's World Cup, and the Football Association ought to use the remaining year until kick-off to push for lasting labour reforms in Qatar," Amnesty UK chief executive Sacha Deshmukh said. "They've still got Justin Robinson out, an MVP calibre player still to return to this squad, so they have so much depth. They're handling that situation better, they've got that chip on their shoulder now, using it as fuel to motivate them every game." The 2019 second-round pick earned NFC Offensive Player of the Week for his troubles as he posted 133 total yards from scrimmage, including 97 receiving and 36 rushing, along with two touchdowns, the second of which being a 40-yard catch-and-run to the house.