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Davon Hamilton came through when the Jacksonville Jaguars needed him the most, but the front office has to be better moving forward.

Jacksonville Jaguars defensive tackle DaVon Hamilton stepped in as emergency long snapper during a 19-17 win against the Philadelphia Eagles in London. Hamilton took over the snapping duties after primary long snapper Ross Matiscik suffered a first-quarter injury. Hamilton successfully snapped the ball on the game-winning 57-yard field goal as time expired, aided by holder Logan Cooke.
Writer Dallas Glenn argues that Jacksonville's front office committed an oversight by not carrying a more suitable emergency option at tight end or linebacker. Following the contest, head coach Liam Coen confirmed that the Jaguars plan to bring in a new specialist rather than keeping Hamilton as the long snapper.
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