Jaguars beat Eagles 19-17 in London on last-play 57-yard field goal
Jacksonville beat Philadelphia 19-17 in London when kicker Cam Little hit a 57-yard field goal on the final play. Parker Washington's fourth-down touchdown catch put the Jaguars ahead late.
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The story, neutrally told
Mixed · 2The Jacksonville Jaguars beat the Philadelphia Eagles 19-17 in London in the NFL, with kicker Cam Little hitting a 57-yard field goal on the final play of the game. NBC NewsLC “That set up a 57-yard field goal attempt on the final play of the game, and kicker Cam Little, after another high snap, drilled the game winner.” Read at NBC News ↗ NewsweekN “The Jacksonville Jaguars not only pulled out an unbelievable 19-17 win over the Philadelphia Eagles in London” Read at Newsweek ↗ Left · 1Philadelphia led 14-10 going into the fourth quarter. Jacksonville then drove to the 1-yard line but committed three penalties and turned the ball over on downs from the 5, the second time in the game it failed in a goal-to-go situation. NBC NewsLC “The Jaguars committed three penalties instead of punching the ball in from three feet out and ended up facing fourth-and-goal from the 5.” Read at NBC News ↗ Mixed · 2On its next possession Jacksonville faced fourth down, and quarterback Trevor Lawrence threw a 27-yard touchdown pass to Parker Washington, who made a one-handed catch, to take the lead. NBC NewsLC “Trevor Lawrence connected with Parker Washington for a 27-yard touchdown pass.” Read at NBC News ↗ NewsweekN “including the go-ahead touchdown late in the fourth quarter on fourth down.” Read at Newsweek ↗
Left · 1The Jaguars missed the extra point after a high snap, with their starting long snapper out injured. NBC NewsLC “the Jaguars, playing without their starting long snapper because of injury, missed the extra point after a high snap spoiled the kick.” Read at NBC News ↗ Left · 1Jalen Hurts then led a nine-play, 32-yard drive that ended in a 48-yard Jake Elliott field goal, putting Philadelphia up 17-16 with eight seconds left. NBC NewsLC “Jalen Hurts then led a nine-play, 32-yard drive that ended with a 48-yard field goal from Jake Elliott.” Read at NBC News ↗ Left · 1The Eagles kept the kickoff in play, and Ameer Abdullah returned it 53 yards to Philadelphia's 39-yard line, which set up Little's winning attempt. NBC News said ESPN Analytics gave the Eagles a 99.9% win probability after their go-ahead field goal. NBC NewsLC “But Ameer Abdullah returned the kickoff 53 yards to Philadelphia’s 39-yard line and was tackled with one second left on the clock.”“which had a 99.9% win probability after the go-ahead field goal, according to ESPN Analytics” Read at NBC News ↗
Centre · 1Washington finished with six catches for 124 yards and two touchdowns. Newsweek said this makes him the Jaguars' clear top receiver, ahead of Jakobi Meyers and Brian Thomas Jr. NewsweekN “Jaguars fourth-year wide receiver Parker Washington broke out with six catches for 124 yards and two touchdowns”“Washington seems to have officially separated himself from the rest now with 16 catches for 228 yards and two touchdowns this season.” Read at Newsweek ↗ Left · 1Philadelphia fell to 2-3 and has lost back-to-back games in which it led in the final two minutes. It is also dealing with injuries and the sudden retirement of tackle Lane Johnson. Jacksonville improved to 4-1. NBC NewsLC “Philadelphia fell to 2-3 with the loss. Jacksonville, meanwhile, improved to 4-1.”“already dealing with injuries and the sudden retirement of star tackle Lane Johnson” Read at NBC News ↗
Every sentence links to the reporting it rests on. The pill in front of each says where its sources sit: Left, Centre or Right when one side supplies at least half of them, Mixed when they are evenly split. The number is how many outlets it cites.
Left1 outlet
- Framing
- NBC News tells the game as a dramatic collapse by the Eagles, centred on the chaotic fourth quarter.
- Emphasis
- Play-by-play of the final quarter, the Eagles' near-certain win probability and their losing streak of late leads.
- Leaves out or plays down
- Washington's full stat line and the season-long wide receiver picture.
- Charged language
- “wildest loss of the NFL season”“absolutely shocking loss”
Centre1 outlet
- Framing
- Newsweek treats the result as a win for Jacksonville and uses it to profile Parker Washington as the team's top receiver.
- Emphasis
- Washington's stats, his career background and his stalled contract talks.
- Leaves out or plays down
- The Eagles' perspective, the late collapse and the last-play field goal that decided the game.
- Charged language
- “unbelievable”“WR1 Becomes Clear”
Right1 outlet
No right outlet in our sources has covered this story yet.
What every side reports
- Jacksonville beat Philadelphia 19-17 in London.
- Parker Washington caught a go-ahead fourth-down touchdown late in the fourth quarter.
Philadelphia Eagles organisation
As told by NBC News, the Eagles lost despite leading late, after choosing to keep the kickoff in play.
“The Eagles, likely aware of that exact scenario and knowing Jacksonville had no timeouts, decided to keep the ball in play.” — NBC News
Jacksonville Jaguars organisation
Newsweek presents the Jaguars' win as the moment Parker Washington became their clear No. 1 receiver.
“they also officially learned who their undisputed No. 1 wide receiver is.” — Newsweek
Left1 article
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How the Philadelphia Eagles pulled off the wildest loss of the NFL season
Mixed Dramatic account of the Eagles' fourth-quarter collapse and the game's twists.
Centre3 articles
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Jaguars WR1 Becomes Clear in Win Over Eagles
Celebratory Player-focused piece praising Washington's breakout and his claim to be the Jaguars' top receiver.
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- 11 Oct 19:01 First NBC NewsLC How the Philadelphia Eagles pulled off the wildest loss of the NFL season
- 11 Oct 19:05 +4m NewsweekN Jaguars WR1 Becomes Clear in Win Over Eagles
- 11 Oct 19:32 +31m NewsweekN Jaguars Win Thriller Against Eagles in London With Wild Last-Second Score
- 11 Oct 19:38 +37m Fox NewsR Jaguars kicker sticks it to Eagles fans after nailing game-winning 57-yard field goal in London
- 11 Oct 19:55 +54m NewsweekN Nick Sirianni Places Blame for Costly Mistake in Eagles' London Loss to Jaguars
Times are when each article was published, or when we first saw it if the outlet gave no time.