
The Jacksonville Jaguars secured a hard-fought 19–17 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in London, overcoming a late-game deficit in a game that saw multiple twists. Early momentum shifted after Josh Cameron’s 90-yard kickoff return was nullified by a controversial holding call on Branson Combs, though replays suggested the defender may have initiated contact.
Jacksonville’s offense, led by Parker Washington’s explosive 51-yard touchdown run (reaching 19.74 mph), struggled in the red zone, failing to capitalize on four one-yard-line opportunities. Meanwhile, the Jaguars’ secondary faced its toughest test of the season, allowing Philadelphia’s explosive playmakers to dictate the pace in a back-and-forth battle that saw Jacksonville’s lead evaporate by halftime for the first time in 2026.
Quarterback Trevor Lawrence finished the half with 154 yards and a touchdown, but the Jaguars’ rushing attack managed just 33 yards on the ground, setting the stage for a grueling second half that ultimately ended in a last-second triumph.

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