LONDON — The Jacksonville Jaguars turned Tottenham Hotspur Stadium into a second home on Sunday, scoring nine points in the fourth quarter to edge the Philadelphia Eagles 19-17 and improve to 4-1.
Jaguars 19, Eagles 17 (London)
Jacksonville struck first with a 7-0 opening quarter, but Philadelphia answered with 14 unanswered points in the second to take a 14-7 halftime lead. A Jaguars field goal cut it to 14-10 after three, and the teams traded blows late: the Eagles added a field goal, while Jacksonville's nine-point fourth quarter sealed the comeback.
Trevor Lawrence was sharp, completing 24 of 39 passes for 331 yards and two touchdowns. Parker Washington was the star of the afternoon with six catches for 124 yards and both touchdowns. Rookie running back Bhayshul Tuten carried 22 times for 72 yards to grind out the clock. Philadelphia falls to 2-3 and faces growing questions after a second straight loss.
Around the League
- Packers 31, Bears 7: Jordan Love was nearly flawless, going 25 of 31 for 367 yards and two touchdowns. Christian Watson caught six passes for 143 yards and two scores. D'Andre Swift had Chicago's lone touchdown.
- Patriots 45, Raiders 17: Drake Maye threw for 374 yards and four touchdowns on 26-of-34 passing. Rhamondre Stevenson added a rushing score, while Brock Bowers had 110 yards and a touchdown for Las Vegas.
- Bengals 31, Dolphins 24: Joe Burrow threw four touchdown passes, one to Ja'Marr Chase, as Cincinnati held off a late Miami push. Miami falls to 0-5.
- Texans 26, Titans 3: C.J. Stroud went 26 of 34 for 261 yards and a touchdown as Houston's defense smothered Tennessee, which remains winless.
- Vikings 23, Saints 13: Minnesota stayed perfect at 5-0, scoring 17 second-half points to pull away in New Orleans.
- Buccaneers 24, Cowboys 16: Bucky Irving ran for 165 yards and a touchdown, and rookie QB Jalon Daniels helped Tampa Bay earn its first win of the season. Dak Prescott threw for 316 yards and George Pickens had 130 yards for Dallas.
- Ravens 30, Falcons 23 (OT): Baltimore stormed back and won in overtime.
Carolina and Kansas City were on bye.
What It Means
The Jaguars' London win puts them among the AFC's early leaders, while the unbeaten Vikings and a resurgent Patriots offense are now impossible to ignore. For Philadelphia, a sub-.500 record heading into mid-October is a rare and uncomfortable place.
Scores and statistics via ESPN. Images are illustrative.
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