When: Oct. 11, 9:30 a.m. (EDT).
Where: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London.
TV: NFL Network (Dave Pasch, Kurt Warner, Travis Kelce, Molly McGrath).
Radio: 1010-XL/92.5-FM (Frank Frangie, Jeff Lageman, Bucky Brooks); Spanish: 106.7-FM (Javier Carrero, Victor Cora); SiriusXM Channel 814.
Records: Jaguars 3-1, Eagles 2-2.
What happened last week?
The Jaguars beat Cincinnati 22-17
. The Eagles lost to the Los Angeles Rams 24-20.What are the Jaguars-Eagles odds?
The Jaguars are 7.5-point favorites by BetMGM, understandable with the Eagles' injuries and the belief that the Jaguars are more familiar with the London experience (although the Eagles won 24-18 in 2018). The Jags are -375 on the moneyline and Philadelphia is +300. The over-under is 41.5 points.
Who’s injured?
Jaguars: Out — CB Jaylon Jones (hamstring). Questionable — S
Eric Murray (concussion).
Eagles: Out — RB Saquon Barkley (hamstring), WR DeVonta Smith (hamstring), WR Hollywood Brown (ankle), C Drew Kendall (knee), S Marcus Epps (groin). Questionable — LB Jonathan Greenard (ankle).
What’s the series history between the Jaguars and Eagles?
The Eagles have a 5-3 lead and are 1-0 in London. The Jaguars have lost all five games in succession and haven't beaten Philadelphia since a 13-6 victory on the road on Oct. 29, 2006.
What happened the last time the Jaguars played the Eagles?
The Jaguars lost in Philadelphia 28-23 on Nov. 3, 2024, failing to finish a rally when Nakobe Dean intercepted Trevor Lawrencein the end zone on the final possession. Travon Walker led the Jaguars' comeback with a 35-yard touchdown return of a fumble.
What’s the key Jaguars-Eagles matchup?
Jaguars DE Josh Hines-Allen vs. Eagles OT Markel Bell
Depending on how often the Jaguars flip sides with Hines-Allen, he'll face a on the offensive right side in Bell, who at 6-9 and 346 pounds has 4 inches and nearly 100 pounds on Hines-Allen.
Bell is replacing a legend, 14-year veteran tackle Lane Johnson, who retired suddenly last week. Bell was a third-round draft pick out of Miami.
Hines-Allen leads the Jaguars in quarterback pressures but has only 1.5 sacks in four games so far. He's made an impact rushing the passer (his pressure led to Foye Oluokun's interception last week) but has only gotten the quarterback to the ground twice.
Hines-Allen has worn the Eagles out in two career games. He has seven solo tackles, four assists and three sacks in 2022 and 2024 games, both losses.
What’s notable about Jaguars vs. Eagles?
The Jaguars will play their 15th game in London (the most international games in the NFL) and their fourth at Tottenham Hotspur. They're 7-7 overall and 2-1 in the stadium. ... Philadelphia has played only two international games, going 2-0. They beat the Jaguars 24-18 at Wembley Stadium in 2018 and opened the 2024 season by topping Green Bay 34-29 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. ... The Jags are 12-20 overall against NFC East teams. ... This season is the third in which the Jaguars played back-to-back games in London. They swept Atlanta and Buffalo in 2023 and split in 2024, losing to Chicago and beating New England. ... The Jaguars are 3-1 in their first two seasons under Liam Coen, the first time since 1999 they have gotten off to that start in four games. ... The Jags have given up 20 or fewer points in 10 consecutive games and have not allowed a 100-yard rusher in the last 21 games. ... Lawrence has improved his accuracy from 60.0 percent last year to 69.2 percent in the first four games, the largest increase in passes completed percentage in the NFL this season (with a minium of 14 attempts per game). ... Jaguars WR Jakobi Meyers has made at least one catch for a first down in 55 consecutive games, the longest active streak in the NFL. Puka Nacua is second with 46 games in a row. ... The Jags are the only team in the NFL with five players scoring two or more touchdowns through the first four games: Meyers, Parker Washington, Bhayshul Tuten, Josh Cameron and Chris Rodriguez.
Jaguars vs. Eagles by the numbers
(Per-game averages, NFL rank in parentheses)
- Rush offense: Jaguars 117.3 (11), Eagles 109.0 (15)
- Rush defense: Jaguars 74.2 (2), Eagles 122.0 (23)
- Pass offense: Jaguars 199.3 (19), Eagles 160.8 (31)
- Pass defense: Jaguars 280.3 (31), Eagles 222.0 (17)
- Total offense: Jaguars 316.5 (18), Eagles 269.8 (29)
- Total defense: Jaguars 354.5 (25), Eagles 344.0 (21)
- Scoring offense: Jaguars 26.0 (12), Eagles 18.75 (26)
- Scoring defense: Jaguars 13.25 (2), Eagles 23.25 (16)
This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Jaguars vs. Eagles, odds, injuries, key matchup in Jags' first London game
