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October 11, 2026: Cam Little kicked a 57-yard field goal as time expired to give the Jacksonville Jaguars a 19-17 win over the Philadelphia Eagles in London, the most dramatic finish in a busy Sunday of NFL Week 5.

The Jaguars’ third straight victory came seconds after Philadelphia had taken a 17-16 lead on Jake Elliott’s 57-yard field goal. Jacksonville answered with a long kickoff return and one final snap to move into range before Little delivered the winner.

Jaguars turn the final seconds into a London win

Philadelphia appeared to have completed the comeback when Elliott connected with eight seconds remaining. Jacksonville’s response flipped the result: a 53-yard kickoff return created field position, and Little’s kick ended the game without overtime.

The result moved Jacksonville to 4-1 and sent the Eagles to 2-3 with their third consecutive loss. The game also underlined the importance of special teams; two long field goals and the return between them determined the final margin.

Other Sunday results

  • 49ers 32, Seahawks 29: San Francisco remained unbeaten after a late field goal in a divisional game.
  • Giants 27, Commanders 27: the NFC East rivals finished tied after Washington could not complete a potential winning sequence before overtime expired.
  • Lions 45, Cardinals 21: Jared Goff and Jahmyr Gibbs combined for six touchdowns as Detroit improved to 3-2.
  • Bengals 31, Dolphins 24: Joe Burrow threw four touchdown passes, while Miami fell to 0-5.
  • Jets 17, Browns 12: Braelon Allen’s late touchdown run and a final defensive stop ended New York’s three-game losing streak.
  • Packers 31, Bears 7: Green Bay controlled the rivalry game and limited Chicago’s offense.
  • Vikings 23, Saints 13: Minnesota improved to 5-0.

Why the London finish mattered

The Jaguars did more than win a neutral-site game. They survived a late lead change, protected a three-game winning streak and took advantage of the NFL’s international stage. For Philadelphia, the loss intensified pressure after three straight defeats despite a defense that created chances throughout the game.

For updated standings and box scores, use the NFL’s official Week 5 scoreboard. Read more verified league coverage in AskNovus’ NFL section.

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Featured image: Thomas Park/Unsplash; illustrative and not taken at the London game.

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