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The Jaguars (3-1) head to London as massive favorites over the Eagles (2-2), and it’s easy to see why. Part of it is how well Jacksonville has been playing. The rest is an Eagles team that has been crippled by…

The Jacksonville Jaguars and Philadelphia Eagles have released their Thursday injury reports ahead of their Week 5 matchup in London. Jacksonville carries several limited participants, including Josh Hines-Allen, Anton Harrison, and Jarrian Jones, but appears relatively healthy overall. Safety Eric Murray and cornerback Montaric Brown remain the primary concerns for the Jaguars as they prepare for Sunday's game.
Conversely, the Eagles face severe injury issues on both sides of the ball. Key offensive contributors Saquon Barkley, DeVonta Smith, and Marquise Brown all did not practice on Thursday. Philadelphia also saw defensive starters Jonathan Greenard and Marcus Epps sit out, though cornerback Quinyon Mitchell provided positive news by practicing fully.
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