Trevor Lawrence Throws for 331 as Jaguars Stun Eagles

Trevor Lawrence did the heavy lifting, and Cam Little finished it from 57 yards. Lawrence threw for 331 yards and two touchdowns, Ameer Abdullah ripped off a 53-yard kickoff return with 8 seconds left, and Little drilled the walk-off field goal as the Jaguars beat the Eagles 19-17 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, per the AP.

That is three straight wins for Jacksonville, which moves to 4-1 and keeps its early hold on the AFC South, per Jaguars.com. Philadelphia drops a third straight game and falls to 2-3, the first time it has been 2-3 since 2021, per the AP.

Trevor Lawrence and Parker Washington carry the offense

Lawrence went 24 of 39 with one interception, and both of his touchdowns went to Parker Washington, per the AP. The first was a 51-yard catch-and-run on a bootleg in the first quarter for a 7-0 lead. The second was the throw of the day: fourth-and-5, deep right, and Washington hauled it in one-handed while falling into the end zone for a 27-yard score and a 16-14 lead late in the fourth.

It was not a clean day for the Jaguars quarterback. Jalen Carter sacked him twice and forced two fumbles in the first half, though Jacksonville recovered both, per PhiladelphiaEagles.com. Quinyon Mitchell picked him off in the third quarter after Arnold Ebiketie hit his arm. Jacksonville also got stuffed twice inside the 5, including a fourth-and-goal from the 1 on the final play of the first half when Zack Baun dropped Bhayshul Tuten for a loss.

If you started Lawrence or Washington in fantasy this week, you are smiling. Washington owners especially.

The wildest final eight seconds

The ending flipped twice. Little missed the extra point wide left after Washington's go-ahead touchdown, which left the door open. Jake Elliott walked through it with a 48-yard field goal to put Philadelphia up 17-16 with 8 seconds left, per the AP.

Then the Eagles kicked it to Abdullah. The veteran running back took it 53 yards and left one second on the clock, and Little hit from 57 with defensive tackle DaVon Hamilton snapping, because long snapper Ross Matiscik had left in the first quarter with a shoulder injury, per Jaguars.com.

"I didn't make the right decision and I lost us that game," Eagles coach Nick Sirianni said about letting Jacksonville return that last kickoff, per PhiladelphiaEagles.com.

Eagles keep fading after halftime

Philadelphia played without Saquon Barkley and DeVonta Smith and led 14-7 at the break on a Will Shipley 2-yard run and a 62-yard Jalen Hurts strike to Darius Cooper. After that, the Eagles managed just the Elliott field goal. Hurts finished 21 of 40 for 220 yards and a touchdown, Shipley left with a foot injury, and the Eagles ran for only 22 yards, per the team.

"That's not the standard and it's inexcusable," Hurts said.

The game got chippy from the jump, too. Jacksonville's Bryan Thomas Jr. and Philadelphia's Jeremiah Trotter Jr. were both ejected after a scrum on the opening kickoff, per the AP. The Jaguars also lost left tackle Anton Harrison in the third quarter.

Jacksonville gets to stay in London and play again at Wembley next week. Philly flies home at 2-3 with real questions about its second-half offense. The Jaguars look like the real deal, and Lawrence is a big reason why.