The Philadelphia Eagles face the Jacksonville Jaguars at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on Sunday, October 11, 2026, with kickoff scheduled for 9:30 a.m. Eastern Time (2:30 p.m. British Summer Time). The Week 5 matchup will air nationally on NFL Network, with streaming available through NFL+ and eligible live TV services.
Jacksonville enters the game at 3–1, while Philadelphia is 2–2 after consecutive losses. The matchup gives the Jaguars an opportunity to strengthen their early-season position and the Eagles a chance to recover from a difficult stretch. For fans planning to watch, the early U.S. kickoff and different regional broadcast options are the most important details to know.
What time is Eagles vs. Jaguars in London?
The NFL's official Week 5 viewing guide confirms that Eagles vs. Jaguars kicks off at 9:30 a.m. ET on October 11. Because the game is being played in London, most American viewers will need to tune in several hours earlier than they would for a typical Sunday afternoon NFL game.
Kickoff times by location:
- Eastern Time: 9:30 a.m.
- Central Time: 8:30 a.m.
- Mountain Time: 7:30 a.m.
- Pacific Time: 6:30 a.m.
- London (BST): 2:30 p.m.
The conversions account for daylight saving time. London remains on British Summer Time until October 25, while most of the United States will not return to standard time until November 1.
For fans on the West Coast, kickoff comes at 6:30 a.m. Pacific. Viewers planning to stream the game should check their subscriptions, devices and local broadcast availability beforehand.
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, which began hosting NFL regular-season games in 2019, will stage the matchup. Jacksonville is the designated home team, even though the game takes place thousands of miles from its home stadium in Florida.
How to watch Eagles vs. Jaguars on TV and streaming
NFL Network will broadcast Eagles vs. Jaguars nationally in the United States. Fans whose cable, satellite or live TV streaming subscriptions include the channel can watch through their television providers.
The Philadelphia Eagles' official October 7 viewing guide also confirms the following broadcast options:
- National television: NFL Network
- Philadelphia market: 6abc (WPVI-TV)
- Jacksonville market: FOX30 (WFOX-TV)
- U.S. streaming: NFL+ and eligible services carrying NFL Network
NFL+ requires a paid subscription. The game can be streamed live on supported mobile devices, while subscribers can also access NFL Network on compatible devices. Viewing permissions vary by service and device, so fans hoping to watch on a television should confirm their access before kickoff.
The NFL Network commentary team includes Dave Pasch on play-by-play, with former Eagles center Jason Kelce and former quarterback Kurt Warner providing analysis. Molly McGrath will report from the sidelines.
Fans who prefer radio coverage can hear the Eagles' broadcast on SportsRadio 94WIP, featuring Merrill Reese and Mike Quick. The team also confirms that SiriusXM will carry the game nationally on Channel 194, while Jacksonville-area listeners can follow the Jaguars on 1010 XL 92.5 FM.
How to watch Eagles vs. Jaguars in the UK and internationally
British viewers can watch the game through Sky Sports NFL, which will begin its coverage at 2 p.m. BST, 30 minutes before kickoff. Sky Sports' Week 5 broadcast schedule also lists Sky Sports+ as a viewing option.
Channel 5 is another UK broadcast outlet for the matchup, while NFL Game Pass International through DAZN provides additional streaming access. Availability and subscription requirements depend on the viewer's country and chosen service.
The London game also features a halftime performance by Afrobeats singer Ayra Starr, which the NFL has announced will air live on Channel 5 and Sky Sports in the UK.
International viewers should confirm local broadcast rights and subscription details before purchasing a service, particularly if they are outside the United Kingdom.
Why the Eagles-Jaguars London game matters
Philadelphia arrives in London looking to end a two-game losing streak. The Eagles fell 27–7 to the Chicago Bears on September 28 before losing 24–20 to the Los Angeles Rams on October 4, leaving them with a 2–2 record through four games.
The results have increased attention on Philadelphia's offense and its ability to protect quarterback Jalen Hurts. Personnel changes and injuries have added uncertainty as the team prepares to face Jacksonville.
According to the Eagles' October 7 injury report, running back Saquon Barkley and wide receiver DeVonta Smith missed Wednesday's practice with hamstring injuries. Starting center Drew Kendall also did not participate because of a knee injury.
Their practice absences do not automatically mean they will miss Sunday's game. However, Barkley and Smith are important offensive contributors, making their availability particularly relevant to Philadelphia fans and fantasy football players.
The Eagles are also adjusting to major offensive-line changes. Veteran tackle Lane Johnson announced his retirement on October 6, and Philadelphia agreed to trade center and guard Cam Jurgens to the Baltimore Ravens on October 7. Both developments affect a position group responsible for protecting Hurts and supporting the running game.
Jacksonville enters with greater momentum. The Jaguars improved to 3–1 after defeating the Cincinnati Bengals 22–17 on October 4 and lead the AFC South heading into Week 5.
Quarterback Trevor Lawrence and head coach Liam Coen will look to build on that start against a Philadelphia team seeking its first victory in three games. Jacksonville's familiarity with playing in London also gives the matchup an interesting backdrop, although that experience alone does not guarantee an advantage on the field.
For viewers following roster developments, the final injury report and game-day inactive lists will provide the clearest picture of which players are available.
Why Jacksonville is playing two home games in London
The Eagles matchup begins a two-week London stretch for Jacksonville. The Jaguars will return to action on October 18 against the Houston Texans at Wembley Stadium, with that game also scheduled for 9:30 a.m. ET on NFL Network.
The Jaguars' official London schedule announcement confirms that Jacksonville is the designated home team for both games. The franchise has an established relationship with London and previously hosted consecutive games at Wembley and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in 2023.
The two October matchups will take place at different venues. Eagles-Jaguars is scheduled for Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on October 11, while Texans-Jaguars will be played at Wembley on October 18.
Fans attending in person can consult the NFL's London games information page for ticketing, stadium access and event guidance. Anyone purchasing tickets should confirm the venue and use authorized sellers.
Have the Eagles and Jaguars played in London before?
Philadelphia and Jacksonville previously met at Wembley Stadium on October 28, 2018, when the Eagles won 24–18. Carson Wentz threw three touchdown passes for Philadelphia, which was coached by Doug Pederson.
The Eagles' official 2026 London announcement identifies this year's contest as the team's third international regular-season appearance. Philadelphia also defeated the Green Bay Packers 34–29 in São Paulo, Brazil, in September 2024.
The October 11 game will be Philadelphia's first regular-season appearance at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. It also continues a London connection that Jacksonville has developed through more than a decade of international games.
For the Eagles, Sunday's contest is an opportunity to steady their season after consecutive defeats. For the Jaguars, it is a chance to build on a promising start in a familiar international setting. With Philadelphia facing injury questions and Jacksonville carrying early momentum, the game offers more than an unusual kickoff time for fans on either side of the Atlantic.