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Jaguars Beat Eagles 19-17 on Last-Second Field Goal
The Jaguars beat the Eagles 19-17 in London on Sunday. Cam Little made a 57-yard field goal as time expired.
- 53 yards: Ameer Abdullah's kickoff return set up the winning kick.
- 48-yard Jake Elliott field goal gave Philadelphia a 17-16 lead late.
- 99.9% win probability for Philadelphia after that kick, per ESPN Analytics.
- 21 of 40 passing for 220 yards for Eagles QB Jalen Hurts.
Why it matters: Jacksonville is 4-1 and tied for the most wins in the AFC. Philadelphia has lost three straight and is 2-3.
- Eagles played without Saquon Barkley and DeVonta Smith, both injured.
- Right tackle Lane Johnson retired this week; center Cam Jurgens was traded.
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Center coverage, 9 sources: The center treats the game as a test of Jacksonville's contender status and a sign of Philadelphia's troubled season.
News4Jax2dWill Jaguars come back from London as one of the NFL’s best teams?USA Today4hNick Sirianni takes blame for Eagles' collapse: 'I cost us that game'Heavy50mJalen Hurts Got Brutally Honest About Eagles After Third Straight Ugly LossNewsweek3hJaguars coach Liam Coen had the best reaction to game-winning FGESPN14mJaguars' emergency long snapper helps stun Eagles on final play - ESPNPennLive5h‘I lost us that game’: Nick Sirianni owns brutal mistake in Eagles’ loss vs. JaguarsReuters35mNFL roundup: Jaguars stun Eagles in final seconds in LondonAssociated Press5hCam Little’s 57-yard FG gives Jaguars 19-17 win over Eagles in wild finish in LondonWPXI Pittsburgh5hCam Little's 57-yard FG gives Jaguars 19-17 win over Eagles in wild finish in London
Left coverage, 3 sources: The left frames the game as Philadelphia's collapse, a near-certain win lost in the final seconds.
Right coverage, 6 sources: The right focuses on the matchup setup: Philadelphia's roster upheaval, Coen's preparation and how to watch.
NTD1dLiam Coen: ‘Can’t Worry About’ Eagles Injuries Ahead of Matchup in London SundayNew York Post4hNick Sirianni takes blame for costly Eagles decision in crushing loss to Jaguars: 'I lost us that game'The Sun11hWhy is Lane Johnson not playing for the Philadelphia Eagles?Daily Mail5hNick Sirianni accused of 'fireable offense' as Eagles coach takes blame for barely believable loss in LondonOutKick2h'I lost us that game': Nick Sirianni makes decision that opened door to a Jacksonville Jaguars comeback winFox News6hJason Kelce’s Eagles-Jaguars broadcast shows why NFL booths could use more offensive linemen
What’s next: The Jaguars host the Texans at Wembley Stadium next week, their second straight London game.
- Jacksonville then returns home for its Week 7 bye.
- Can Philadelphia's offense recover once injured starters return?
- Will Liam Coen's failed fourth-down calls change his late-game approach?