Jaguars face Eagles in London for 15th international game

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 11 Oct, 10:48 · Archive

The Jacksonville Jaguars play the Philadelphia Eagles in London, their 15th regular-season game in the capital since 2013.

The Jacksonville Jaguars play the Philadelphia Eagles in London this week as part of the NFL's international slate. It marks the Jaguars' 15th regular-season game in the capital since 2013, part of the league's 44th and 45th games in the UK since 2007. The Jaguars' owner, Shad Khan, signed a multi-year deal in 2012 that ensures the team plays at least one game annually in London as a 'secondary market'.

The Jaguars arrive at 3-1, topping the AFC South after back-to-back wins over the New England Patriots and Cincinnati Bengals. They are the only NFL team to allow 20 or fewer points in every game this season. They lead Trevor Lawrence, reported as an MVP candidate, and head coach Liam Coen. In 14 prior matchups in London, the Jaguars are 7-7.

The Eagles are 2-2 and facing disruption after Lane Johnson's mid-season retirement and a subsequent trade of Cam Jurgens. This is the first of two consecutive Jaguars games in London, with the Houston Texans visiting next week.

How it is being reported

• How to watch Eagles vs. Jaguars in London live for freeThe Jaguars extend their streak as the NFL team with the most international games as they play their 15th.New York Post · 11 Oct, 10:30
• NFL Gameday Guide: Jags and Eagles land in LondonThe Jacksonville Jaguars return to London this week to play what will mark their 15th and 16th regular-season games in England's capital since 2013, featuring as part of the league's 44th and 45th games in the UK since 2007 as well as a record slate of nine international matchups in 2026.Sky Sports · 9 Oct, 11:20

In this story: Jacksonville Jaguars · Philadelphia Eagles · London · Trevor Lawrence · Liam Coen · Shad Khan · Lane Johnson

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