- Jamie George insists England must evolve to win the Six Nations, despite being second favourites behind France and having an 11-game winning streak.
- George, who recently announced he will retire after the 2027 World Cup, warned that the team cannot be complacent and must improve upon their performances from the last 11 matches.
- England's Six Nations campaign begins against Wales on 7 February, followed by a pivotal match against Scotland at Murrayfield, where they have not won since 2020.
- George highlighted the Scotland fixture as their biggest rivalry in the Six Nations, acknowledging their challenging record in Edinburgh.
- George also expressed support for captain Maro Itoje, who is grieving the death of his mother, commending his resilience and dedication to the team during a difficult period.
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Jamie George identifies what England must do to finally win Six Nations title