Cam Little’s 57-yard kick gives Jaguars 19–17 London win over Eagles
Philadelphia went ahead with eight seconds left. Jacksonville answered with a long return and a last-play field goal at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
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The Jaguars beat the Eagles 19–17 in London after Cam Little made a 57-yard field goal on the final play. Jacksonville improved to 4–1; Philadelphia fell to 2–3.
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A game that appeared to belong to Philadelphia with eight seconds remaining ended in Jacksonville’s hands. Cam Little made a 57-yard field goal on the final play to give the Jaguars a 19–17 victory over the Eagles at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on Sunday, October 11, according to the NFL’s official game center and the Jaguars’ game report.
Jake Elliott had just made a 48-yard field goal to put Philadelphia ahead 17–16. Ameer Abdullah returned the ensuing kickoff 53 yards, leaving one second on the clock and a chance for Little to win it. The Jaguars’ report says defensive tackle DaVon Hamilton handled the snap on that kick because long snapper Ross Matiscik had left with a first-quarter shoulder injury.
Earlier, Trevor Lawrence found Parker Washington for a 27-yard touchdown on fourth-and-five to give Jacksonville a 16–14 lead with 3:20 left. Washington had also scored from 51 yards in the first quarter. Philadelphia answered the early score with Will Shipley’s two-yard touchdown run and a 62-yard Jalen Hurts pass to Darius Cooper, carrying a 14–7 lead into halftime.
Lawrence finished with 331 passing yards, two touchdowns and one interception on 24 completions in 39 attempts, the Jaguars reported. Hurts went 21 of 40 for 220 yards and one touchdown, without an interception. Jacksonville is now 4–1 after three straight wins. The Eagles are 2–3 after three straight losses. The official NFL box score records the final as 19–17.
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Analysis
What the evidence and search signal suggest
The decisive sequence is unusually stark: Elliott’s late kick would have won the game if Jacksonville had been contained on the return. Abdullah’s 53 yards instead turned a long-shot final play into a makeable, though still demanding, 57-yard attempt. Jacksonville had earlier failed to score on two trips inside the Eagles’ five-yard line, according to its game report, making the late execution consequential.
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Meaning
Why this matters
The finish reversed the result in a matter of seconds and moved the teams in opposite directions early in the season. Jacksonville’s third consecutive win keeps it in front in the AFC South; Philadelphia’s third consecutive defeat sharpens the questions around a team that arrived in London trying to recover from two losses. The London setting also put the game before a wider international audience.
Background
How we got here
The NFL scheduled the Eagles–Jaguars game as its October 11 London international matchup at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The clubs had previously met in London in 2018, when Philadelphia won at Wembley. Jacksonville is playing two home games in London this month; it is due to face Houston at Wembley on October 18, according to the Jaguars’ published schedule.
Outlook
What is likely to happen next
Jacksonville is scheduled to remain in London and face the Houston Texans on October 18. Philadelphia is scheduled to host the Carolina Panthers on the same day. Those games will test whether the Jaguars can extend their three-game streak and whether the Eagles can halt theirs; neither outcome is settled by Sunday’s result.
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What we think
Our view: the scoreline alone understates how abruptly this game changed. The strongest explanation of the Jaguars’ win is the final possession chain—kickoff return, emergency snap, then Little’s kick—rather than a simple tale of a fourth-quarter comeback.