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The Week 5 NFL match between the Philadelphia Eagles and Jacksonville Jaguars at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium began with a chaotic opening kickoff that resulted in two ejections. The game concluded with a 19-17 Jaguars victory, decided by a 57-yard field goal as time expired.
Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Jeremiah Trotter and Jacksonville Jaguars player Bryan Thomas were both ejected during the opening kickoff of their Week 5 NFL game in London. The ejections occurred before the first official play, following a fight that erupted after a holding penalty nullified a touchdown return by Jaguars kicker Josh Cameron.
The Philadelphia Eagles will field a significantly depleted roster against the Jacksonville Jaguars in London on Sunday, October 11, 2026. Veteran pass rusher Jonathan Greenard is inactive with an ankle injury, joining a list that includes star wide receiver DeVonta Smith, running back Saquon Barkley, and center Drew Kendall. The team’s injury crisis extends to the offensive line and secondary, forcing rookie Jake Majors into his first NFL start. While Greenard’s absence is the most notable, the Eagles are also missing key contributors like Hollywood Brown and safety Marcus Epps, highlighting a deep roster strain early in the season.
The Philadelphia Eagles will field a significantly altered roster for their Week 5 match against the Jacksonville Jaguars in London, with five key players ruled out. Running back Saquon Barkley and wide receiver DeVonta Smith are absent due to hamstring injuries, while center Drew Kendall is out with a knee issue. The team also lost edge rusher Jonathan Greenard and safety Marcus Epps. Despite these losses, tight end Dallas Goedert and linebacker Zack Baun have returned to full participation. The Eagles will rely on undrafted players at center and guard, marking a major shift in their offensive line stability.
The Philadelphia Eagles face a critical test in London against the Jacksonville Jaguars, entering the game with a depleted roster and a recent loss, while the Jaguars aim to extend their strong start. Experts are divided on the outcome, with some favoring the Jaguars' defensive strength and others citing the Eagles' international record.
The Philadelphia Eagles have officially ruled out starting center Drew Kendall, wide receiver DeVonta Smith, and running back Saquon Barkley for their Week 5 match against the Jacksonville Jaguars in London. This absence, combined with the retirement of Lane Johnson and the trade of Cam Jurgens, forces the team to rely on undrafted players Willie Lampkin and Jake Majors for the first time in their careers. While the offensive line and skill positions face significant depth issues, the defense and other offensive units receive a boost with the return of All-Pro linebacker Zack Baun and tight end Dallas Goedert.
The Philadelphia Eagles, currently 2-2 and dealing with significant roster changes, prepare for a Week 5 matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars in London. The Eagles face major challenges with their offensive line and receiving corps due to injuries and trades, while the Jaguars boast a top-ranked run defense and a high-scoring offense led by Trevor Lawrence.
Fantasy analysts highlight Week 4 NFL matchups where defensive pressure and offensive line weaknesses create high-ceiling outcomes for DFS tournaments. Key focus areas include the Vikings' 71% blitz rate against the Dolphins, the 49ers' offensive dominance despite injuries, and the Colts-Commanders London game. Experts advise targeting contrarian plays based on schematic mismatches rather than traditional ownership metrics.
Official 2026 schedule shows Washington facing tough early tests (Eagles and Cowboys on the road), a Week 3 home date versus the Seahawks, a London Week 4 game versus the Colts, a Week 7 bye, a Monday Night Football clash with the Bengals, and a predicted 10-7 record fueling a playoff push.
Washington’s 2026 schedule will be unveiled with a roughly middle-of-the-pack strength of schedule (.502) and Sharp Football projecting No. 25, suggesting a tougher path than raw SOS implies. The slate includes NFC East home-and-away, NFC West, and AFC South, plus away games at Minnesota and home games versus Atlanta and Cincinnati; only three games cross time zones (at Arizona, at San Francisco, and a Week 4 London game against the Colts). The schedule drop is at 8:00 PM EST on Thursday, May 14, 2026 (ESPN2/NFL Network) with streaming on FuboTV, ESPN+, and Paramount+. Bye week placement and travel pacing will factor into the season as the release approaches.
Rumbles of the 2026-27 NFL schedule leak hint Washington could host 3–4 primetime games, with a London game on Oct. 4 vs. the Colts and a possible Week 1 matchup leaning Cowboys-Giants. The official reveal is imminent; last season included five primetime appearances and a 5–12 finish marred by injuries, and a mock schedule projected four primetime slots across Sunday, Monday, and Thursday games, though exact matchups remain uncertain until the release.
Travis Hunter, a rookie for the Jacksonville Jaguars, scored his first NFL touchdown in a game against the Rams in London, which his wife celebrated enthusiastically on Instagram. Hunter, a versatile player and second overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, is adjusting to his first year in the league with patience, while also managing personal milestones including marriage and fatherhood.
The Los Angeles Rams achieved their most convincing win of the season by defeating the Jacksonville Jaguars 35-7 in London, with Matthew Stafford throwing five touchdowns. The team completed a sweep of the AFC South division and showcased strong team effort, especially on defense and in the offensive performance, with notable contributions from Stafford, Warren McClendon, and Davante Adams. Key players like Rob Havenstein and Jarquez Hunter were highlighted as losers due to their performances or lack of involvement.
Matthew Stafford led the Los Angeles Rams to a 35-7 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley, throwing five touchdowns in a record-setting international game, improving their record to 5-2, with notable performances from Davante Adams and rookie Konata Mumpfield.
The Los Angeles Rams defeated the Jacksonville Jaguars 35-7 at Wembley Stadium, with Matthew Stafford throwing five touchdown passes, marking a first in NFL international games, and improving their record to 5-2. The game featured notable performances from Stafford and Davante Adams, and was highlighted by the Rams' dominant offense and the Jaguars' struggles with penalties and sacks.