10-27-2018, 07:02 PM
Hi, Jaguars Nation! 
A battle of 3-4 teams battle across the Atlantic Ocean, as our Jacksonville Jaguars play against the defending Super Bowl LII Champions Philadelphia Eagles. Jaguars will both try to even their regular season record at 4-4, and end their three game losing streak. Jaguars also have not won a game in four weeks since their 31-12 win over the New York Jets which is their largest margin of victory over an NFL opponent this season.
Jaguars QB Blake Bortles will still start at QB for the Jaguars, despite being benched in the second half from last Sunday's 20-7 home field loss to the AFC South leading Houston Texans.
Jacksonville also will try to end their two-game regular season losing streak, after winning the first three games of the series and rivalry over Philadelphia, with the Jaguars leading 3 games to 2 in Sunday's sixth all-time meeting.
Philadelphia defeated Jacksonville by the score of 34-17, in both teams last regular season meeting, played at Lincoln Financial Field back on September 7, 2014. Jaguars will also seeks to win over the Eagles in 12 seasons, a 13-6 win also played and won at Philadelphia back on October 29, 2006.
Fred Taylor scored the only touchdown in that 2006 game with his 15-yard run in the first quarter, followed by Josh Scobee's PAT, and his field goals from 40 yards and 25 yards in the second half for the 13-6 win over the Eagles.
Jacksonville is appearing in their sixth NFL International London game at Wembley Stadium, and own their current 2-3 record. the series that began in 2013. After losing to the San Francisco 49ers in their first game at Wembley 42-10 and the Dallas Cowboys 31-17 in 2014, the Jaguars won the next three games in as many years. Jaguars defeated the Buffalo Bills 34-31 in the 2015 Wembley game, 30-27 in 2016, and their best game last season, a 44-7 rout to the Baltimore Ravens, and all games before their mid-season Week 9 bye week.
NFL Network pregame and postgame hosts Rich Eisen, Michael Irvin, Steve Mariucci and Kurt Warner are announcing the live TV game commentary, simulcasted locally over-the-air in Northeast Florida on WFOX Channel 30, Internationally on The NFL Network, and Sky Sports from Great Britain, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand, all networks seen on HD.
Frank Frangie also announces the live game play-by-play along with former Jaguars players Jeff Lageman and Tony Boselli as the live game analysts simulcast on flagship stations WJXL 1010AM and 92.5FM, WGNE 99.9FM, and The Jaguars Radio Network.
Mostly sunny skies at 50 degrees, feels like 44 degrees, is the local game forecast inside Wembley Stadium, in the borough of Wembley in the Greater London region, for the 9:35 AM Eastern Standard Time, and 2:35 PM local London Time kickoff, along with 3% precipitation, 53% humidity, and northeastern winds at 14 miles per hour.
Head Linesman John Hussey will also lead the NFL officiating team supervising the game action at Wembley Stadium playing field between the Jaguars and Eagles.
NO injuries, end your losing streak to even both your regular season record at 4-4 and 3-3 at Wembley Stadium in London after Sunday, before you arrive back to Jacksonville, FL to start your Week 9 bye week, and enjoy the support of the British Jags in the UK, and LET'S GO JAGUARS!!!!! DUUUUVALLLL!!!!!
2018 Jaguars Vs. Eagles Live NFL Game Center, and Team Injury Reports:
https://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/201810280...ab=preview
https://www.jaguars.com/team/injury-report.html
https://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/team/...eport.html
A battle of 3-4 teams battle across the Atlantic Ocean, as our Jacksonville Jaguars play against the defending Super Bowl LII Champions Philadelphia Eagles. Jaguars will both try to even their regular season record at 4-4, and end their three game losing streak. Jaguars also have not won a game in four weeks since their 31-12 win over the New York Jets which is their largest margin of victory over an NFL opponent this season. Jaguars QB Blake Bortles will still start at QB for the Jaguars, despite being benched in the second half from last Sunday's 20-7 home field loss to the AFC South leading Houston Texans.
Jacksonville also will try to end their two-game regular season losing streak, after winning the first three games of the series and rivalry over Philadelphia, with the Jaguars leading 3 games to 2 in Sunday's sixth all-time meeting.
Philadelphia defeated Jacksonville by the score of 34-17, in both teams last regular season meeting, played at Lincoln Financial Field back on September 7, 2014. Jaguars will also seeks to win over the Eagles in 12 seasons, a 13-6 win also played and won at Philadelphia back on October 29, 2006.
Fred Taylor scored the only touchdown in that 2006 game with his 15-yard run in the first quarter, followed by Josh Scobee's PAT, and his field goals from 40 yards and 25 yards in the second half for the 13-6 win over the Eagles.
Jacksonville is appearing in their sixth NFL International London game at Wembley Stadium, and own their current 2-3 record. the series that began in 2013. After losing to the San Francisco 49ers in their first game at Wembley 42-10 and the Dallas Cowboys 31-17 in 2014, the Jaguars won the next three games in as many years. Jaguars defeated the Buffalo Bills 34-31 in the 2015 Wembley game, 30-27 in 2016, and their best game last season, a 44-7 rout to the Baltimore Ravens, and all games before their mid-season Week 9 bye week.
NFL Network pregame and postgame hosts Rich Eisen, Michael Irvin, Steve Mariucci and Kurt Warner are announcing the live TV game commentary, simulcasted locally over-the-air in Northeast Florida on WFOX Channel 30, Internationally on The NFL Network, and Sky Sports from Great Britain, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand, all networks seen on HD.
Frank Frangie also announces the live game play-by-play along with former Jaguars players Jeff Lageman and Tony Boselli as the live game analysts simulcast on flagship stations WJXL 1010AM and 92.5FM, WGNE 99.9FM, and The Jaguars Radio Network.
Mostly sunny skies at 50 degrees, feels like 44 degrees, is the local game forecast inside Wembley Stadium, in the borough of Wembley in the Greater London region, for the 9:35 AM Eastern Standard Time, and 2:35 PM local London Time kickoff, along with 3% precipitation, 53% humidity, and northeastern winds at 14 miles per hour.
Head Linesman John Hussey will also lead the NFL officiating team supervising the game action at Wembley Stadium playing field between the Jaguars and Eagles.
NO injuries, end your losing streak to even both your regular season record at 4-4 and 3-3 at Wembley Stadium in London after Sunday, before you arrive back to Jacksonville, FL to start your Week 9 bye week, and enjoy the support of the British Jags in the UK, and LET'S GO JAGUARS!!!!! DUUUUVALLLL!!!!!
2018 Jaguars Vs. Eagles Live NFL Game Center, and Team Injury Reports:
https://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/201810280...ab=preview
https://www.jaguars.com/team/injury-report.html
https://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/team/...eport.html