Jacksonville Jaguars fans were left stunned after Cam Little’s last-second 57-yard field goal sealed a dramatic 19-17 win over the Philadelphia Eagles in London.
The Jaguars looked to have thrown the game away when Jake Elliott gave Philadelphia a 17-16 lead with just seconds remaining. Instead, Ameer Abdullah returned the ensuing kickoff 53 yards before Little delivered the decisive kick.
Jacksonville improved to 4-1 with the win while the Eagles dropped to 2-3. The chaotic finish at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium had fans struggling to believe what they had just watched.
Fans react to Jacksonville Jaguars’ unbelievable finish against Philadelphia Eagles
Social media was quickly flooded with reactions as supporters celebrated one of the wildest endings of the NFL season.
One fan summed up the feeling simply: “Madness is an understatement.” Another wrote: “They really got a show, oh my.”
The London setting also added to the excitement for one supporter: “Quite entertaining for a London game. The start and finish were right up there.”
There was also plenty of praise for Jacksonville’s resilience after the Jaguars appeared to be heading for defeat.
One fan wrote: “The refs tried to take down the Jaguars anyway they could possibly think of throughout the game. If you watched the game you know what I’m talking about but the football gods had a different ending in mind and with a miracle Trevor and his team unbelievably got the win. Congrats.”
Another supporter admitted: “Not sleeping tonight after that finish.”
Eagles supporters did not escape the reaction either. One fan simply wrote: “Cry Eagles Cry.”
Little understandably received much of the praise after his winning kick. However, one fan made sure to highlight the role of DaVon Hamilton, who stepped in as the Jaguars’ long snapper after Ross Matiscik left the game: “Cam Little deserves the headlines, but Hamilton might be the most underrated hero of that ending.”
The Jaguars now head into their next London game against the Houston Texans with a 4-1 record and plenty of momentum after producing a finish fans will not forget anytime soon.
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