Jaguars Coach Liam Coen Had the Best Reaction to Game-Winning FG

The Philadelphia Eagles scored a field goal to go up by two, 16-14, over the Jacksonville Jaguars with eight seconds of the game remaining on Sunday morning in London.

It appeared that the Eagles would walk away with their third win of the season.

However, Jaguars running back Ameer Abdullah ran with the kick return for 53 yards, taking his team to the Eagles' 39-yard line. Jacksonville kicker Cam Little then made a 57-yard field goal in the final seconds to shockingly win the game.

It was an unbelievable ending to a thrilling game. The Jaguars sideline understandably went wild when the football went through the uprights. The NFL caught Jacksonville coach Liam Coen's reaction on video, and it's a classic. He couldn't hold in his excitement as he charged onto the field to celebrate with his team.

Coen detailed what was going through his mind as the clock was winding down — pure nerves. Then he gave his flowers to Little, which was well-deserved.

"Essentially the game is almost over, and you're sitting there sick as a coach. You're sick because you didn't feel like you did enough to help your team win," Coen said after the game. "And, then, the kickoff return happens and you got one second on the clock. ... Snap goes up, Logan [Cooke] puts it down, and arguably one of the most talented guys in the league comes up with a clutch kick in a clutch moment. To deserve to win? Who knows, gotta go watch the tape. Proud of this group."

With all that built-up nervousness in the final seconds of the game, it's understandable why Coen had such a hyped-up reaction. What coach wouldn't after a game like that?

Little had missed two 50+ yard attempts already this season, so it was a toss-up if he would make the game-winning kick on Sunday. Luckily for the Jaguars, he did.