Jaguars 19, Eagles 17: Little From 57 With No Time Left

October 11, 2026 - London - Jake Elliott had just given Philadelphia the lead. Eight seconds. Then Ameer Abdullah ran 53 yards, counted the clock in his head, and went down at the Eagles 39 with one second left. Cam Little grew up playing soccer. He lined up 57 yards from a Premier League stadium's posts and ended it.

The Jacksonville Jaguars beat the Philadelphia Eagles 19-17 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in front of 61,322. Jacksonville is 4-1. Philadelphia is 2-3 after a third straight loss. Liam Coen called it a weird-kind-of-vibe game. Little called it the coolest moment of his career and wore a Manchester United jersey to the podium, the AP wrote.

Trevor Lawrence was 24 of 39 for 331 yards, two scores, and one interception. Both touchdowns went to Parker Washington, six catches for 124. Jalen Hurts was 21 of 40 for 220 yards and one score. No picks. Philadelphia ran for 22 yards.

7-0, then 14-7, then a kick that missed

The opening kickoff was chaos. Josh Cameron returned it 90 yards for an apparent touchdown, the Eagles said. Flags came in from both sides. Bryan Thomas Jr. and Jeremiah Trotter Jr. were ejected. The return came off the board.

Lawrence then found Washington on a bootleg. Washington ran through Andrew Mukuba and scored from 51. Little converted. 7-0, 5:26 of the first.

Philadelphia answered twice. Will Shipley cut back from 2 after 13 plays and 64 yards, the Jaguars said. 7-7. Then Darius Cooper beat Montaric Brown on a go route, cut inside, and scored from 62. It was Cooper's fourth touchdown of the season, Dave Spadaro wrote. 14-7, 5:31 of the second. Hurts needed three plays and 62 yards.

The Eagles never scored another touchdown.

A missed extra point, then eight seconds that flipped

Little made 34 in the third after 11 plays and 69 yards. 14-10. Zack Baun had flushed Lawrence into fourth down on the previous series, the Eagles recap said.

Washington scored again from 27 with 3:20 left. Little missed the extra point wide left. 16-14. That miss is why Elliott got a chance to steal it. Britain Covey returned the kick to the Philadelphia 35. Elliott from 48 with eight seconds left. 17-16.

Abdullah's 53-yard return is the Jaguars' number and the AP's. Spadaro listed it at 57. nflverse has Abdullah at 98 kickoff-return yards for the game. We are using 53 for the last one, matching Jacksonville and the AP. He said he practiced going down with time left. DaVon Hamilton, snapping after Ross Matiscik's first-quarter shoulder injury, sent one high. Logan Cooke caught it. Little made 57.

Matiscik did not return. Anton Harrison left in the third with a shoulder. Walker Little finished at left tackle. Jacksonville was flagged 13 times for 100 yards. Philadelphia had 13 first downs and 232 yards.

Two sacks in a game the offense could not close

Jalen Carter had two sacks, two forced fumbles, three tackles for loss, and a pass breakup. Hurts still had no pocket to run. Shipley scored and then left with a foot injury, the Eagles said. Dameon Pierce ran 11 times for 14. Dallas Goedert caught six for 38. Cooper had two catches for 71 and the long score. Wicks had five for 63. Cooper is not seeded on AthX player pages, so the name stays unlinked.

Bhayshul Tuten ran 22 times for 72. Brenton Strange caught seven for 68. Jakobi Meyers had two for 37. Brian Thomas Jr. was targeted three times and finished with nothing. Travis Hunter played both ways: four solo tackles, a pass breakup, and one catch for nine.

Quinyon Mitchell intercepted Lawrence, per nflverse. The Eagles' tackle sheet on the public box did not list it. We are keeping the weekly line. Josh Hines-Allen had four solos and two tackles for loss. Foyesade Oluokun led Jacksonville in tackles.

Jacksonville finished with 408 yards, 18 first downs, and 35:02 of possession. Philadelphia had 232, 13, and 24:58. Third down was 5 of 16 for the Jaguars and 6 of 15 for the Eagles. The visitors never ran the ball enough to threaten the clock. Twenty-two rushing yards is how a 14-7 halftime lead dies in the fourth.

Lawrence's interception is on the weekly sheet. Carter's two forced fumbles never became Philadelphia points. The Eagles' second-half offense was Elliott's 48-yarder and Covey's 27-yard return. That is a 17-16 lead with eight seconds left, and it is also a lead that lasted one kickoff.

Little sprinted into the far end zone and threw his arms out like Jude Bellingham, the AP said. Coen praised Cooke for catching the high snap. Jacksonville stays in London to host Houston at Wembley. Philadelphia hosts Carolina.

AthX Engine on a 57-yard walk-off

AthX Engine NFL scoring already has the Week 5 Sunday line in. Carter's two sacks land at 83.00, the top total in this game. Mitchell is 51.50. Washington is 46.55. Lawrence is 42.73. Jacksonville's team line is 54.25. Philadelphia is 9.75.

Fantasy points measure the box. Price is what traders will pay for a 4-1 Jaguars club that just won on special teams in London, and for an Eagles offense stuck on 22 rushing yards. They move together. They are not the same number.

Track Lawrence, Washington, Hurts, Carter, and both clubs on the marketplace. Houston visits Jacksonville at Wembley on Oct. 18. Carolina visits Philadelphia that afternoon.

*Sources: ESPN recap, Jaguars.com, Jaguars key plays, Eagles.com, AP. Club wraps, AP, ESPN, and nflverse agree on 19-17, Lawrence 24-of-39 for 331, Hurts 21-of-40 for 220, Washington 6-124-2. Eagles observations listed Abdullah's last return at 57 yards; Jaguars.com and AP have 53. AthX Engine Week 5 lines scored from nflverse weekly stats (CC-BY 4.0). Information only; not financial advice.*