Philadelphia Eagles vs. Jacksonville Jaguars: Jaguars beat Eagles 19–17 on late field goal

Jacksonville scores first

T. Lawrence threw a 51-yard touchdown pass to P. Washington in the first quarter, giving Jacksonville the first six points of the game. The Jaguars made the extra point, and their 7–0 lead held through the end of the quarter. It was Washington’s first of two touchdown catches from Lawrence in the game.

Philadelphia answered in the second quarter with a 2-yard touchdown run by W. Shipley. The extra point tied the game at 7–7. Later in the quarter, J. Hurts threw a 62-yard touchdown pass to D. Cooper. Philadelphia made the extra point and went into halftime ahead 14–7. The Eagles’ two touchdowns and two extra points accounted for all of their first-half scoring.

Jacksonville cuts the deficit

Jacksonville added the only points of the third quarter on a 34-yard field goal, cutting Philadelphia’s lead to four. T. Lawrence threw an interception later in the period, with 2:24 left in the quarter. Neither team scored again before the quarter ended, leaving the Eagles ahead 14–10 entering the fourth. Jacksonville had scored three points since halftime, while Philadelphia had yet to score in the second half.

Washington puts the Jaguars ahead

In the fourth quarter, T. Lawrence threw his second touchdown pass to P. Washington, this one for 27 yards. The six points moved Jacksonville ahead 16–14. The Jaguars missed the extra-point attempt, so their lead stayed at two points. Washington’s two touchdown catches accounted for 12 of Jacksonville’s 19 points; his first had covered 51 yards in the opening quarter.

Field goals decide the finish

Philadelphia retook the lead with a 48-yard field goal with 12 seconds left in the fourth quarter, moving ahead 17–16. Jacksonville responded with a 57-yard field goal with one second left to go back in front. Those were the final two scoring plays, and the Jaguars won 19–17 in regulation at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Jacksonville scored nine points in the fourth quarter, while Philadelphia scored three.