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NFL Network can’t find a replay to explain double ejection on opening kickoff of Eagles-Jags

The NFL’s opening game of the week in London between the Philadelphia Eagles and Jacksonville Jaguars quickly devolved into chaos on the first kickoff, culminating in a rare double ejection that left fans and analysts baffled. After the Jaguars recovered the opening kickoff and scored, a series of four penalties—two during the play and two afterward—led to a touchdown reversal and two unsportsmanlike conduct flags.

Eagles linebacker Jeremiah Trotter Jr. and Jaguars defensive end Bryan Thomas Jr.

were both ejected following an altercation, but NFL Network struggled to provide a clear replay of the incident. Multiple attempts to show the confrontation—including a distant stadium-camera angle in the second quarter—failed to fully capture the physicality that led to the ejections, leaving questions about whether the penalties were justified.

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