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Bears v Packers, Raiders v Patriots, Vikings v Saints: NFL week five – live

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Searles, G. (2026, October 11). Bears v Packers, Raiders v Patriots, Vikings v Saints: NFL week five – live. The Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/sport/live/2026/oct/11/bears-v-packers-raiders-v-patriots-vikings-v-saints-and-more-nfl-live

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The Guardian · collected 2026-10-11 · by Graham Searles

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This article provides live updates for NFL week five games, focusing on key moments such as a thrilling touchdown by Jacksonville Jaguars against the Philadelphia Eagles where Trevor Lawrence makes an incredible catch despite delays and penalties. The piece also highlights injury updates affecting players like Caleb Williams of the Chicago Bears and Justin Jefferson of the Minnesota Vikings, impacting team dynamics heading into their respective matchups.
Written by AI on 2026-10-11, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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The Jacksonville Jaguars played against the Philadelphia Eagles in London at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on October 11, with both teams facing significant challenges. The game started dramatically when Josh Cameron returned a kickoff for a touchdown, only for it to be nullified due to penalties including a hold by Branson Combs. Moreover, Bryan Thomas Jr. of the Jaguars and Jeremiah Trotter Jr. of the Eagles were ejected after a brawl at midfield following the kickoff.

The Eagles entered the game with severe injuries: Lane Johnson had retired mid-season, Cam Jurgens was traded, Drew Kendall and Saquon Barkley were out, and Devonta Smith was listed as questionable. Despite these setbacks, they led 14-10 entering the final quarter but struggled in critical moments late in the game.

Trevor Lawrence threw a crucial fourth-down touchdown to Parker Washington with just over three minutes left, giving the Jaguars a lead they would not relinquish. In the closing seconds, Eagles kicker Jake Elliott kicked for a one-point lead instead of taking a safety. The Jaguars' Ameer Abdullah then returned the kick into Philadelphia territory, and Cam Little secured victory by successfully kicking a 57-yard field goal as time expired.

The Jacksonville Jaguars won the game 19-17, improving their record to 4-1, while the Philadelphia Eagles dropped to 2-3 after this dramatic loss. The game was filled with twists and turns, making it one of the most exciting finishes of the NFL season so far.

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BBC News
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Fox News
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The Guardian · 1939 article(s) · 6 correction(s) detected
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Who wrote this

Graham Searles
6 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
🔮 I had both down to struggle mightily but strong defenses have kept the Ws flowing for both franchises.
🔮 Any league average passer could be elevated to playoff success throwing to Smith-Njigba.
🔮 The injury news around the NFL is Caleb Williams misses out for a third week for the Chicago Bears in a big boost for their rivals in the NFC North today.
🔮 The pedal is already to the metal as we dive into an excellent evening window of four potential bangers (home teams listed second): - (0-3) Miami Dolphins v Minnesota Vikings (3-0) - (3-0) Kansas City Chiefs v Las Vegas Raiders (3-0) - (2-1) Denver Broncos v San Francisco 49ers (3-0) - (0-3) Los Angeles Chargers v Seattle Seahawks (2-1) Will the unbeaten Chiefs stop the Raiders’ rise?
🔮 Though hopefully he will still let a few bombs go to Jaxon Smith-Njigba.
🔮 The three-game ban is mandated through the NFL’s collective bargaining agreement, however suspensions could be longer if a player’s blood-alcohol level is at a higher number.
Also by Graham Searles
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Topics

Eagles Jacksonville Jags Jaguars Philadelphia

Subjects

Eagles ORG · 4× Jags ORG · 3× Jaguars ORG · 2× Philadelphia GPE · 2× AJ Epenesa PERSON · 1× Jacksonville GPE · 1× Jalen Hurts PERSON · 1× Lawrence PERSON · 1× Parker Washington PERSON · 1× Trevor Lawrence PERSON · 1×

Narrative

The season is just starting to simmer and as such we have an all-you-can-eat buffet to dig into with eight games starting at 11am CST/12pm EST/6pm BST (home teams listed second): (3-1) Chicago Bears v Green Bay Packers (2-2) (2-2) Cincinnati Bengals v Miami Dolphins (0-4) (3-1) Las Vegas Raiders v New England Patriots (2-2) (4-0) Minnesota Vikings v New Orleans Saints (1-3) (3-1) Cleveland Browns v New York Jets (1-3) (2-2) Indianapolis Colts v Pittsburgh Steelers (2-2) (0-4) Houston Texans v Tennessee Titans (0-4) (3-1) New York Giants v Washington Commanders (1-3) Then there is the small matter of an NFC West divisional ding-dong between the Super Bowl champion Seahawks and unbeaten 49ers.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-11
🔮 The injury news around the NFL is Caleb Williams misses out for a third week for the Chicago Bears in a big boost for their rivals in the NFC North today.

Claims (16 extracted, 0 hedged)

The Jags get to Jalen Hurts for a huge loss of 10 yards. asserted
Jags → get → yards
The Eagles need 20 on 3rd down but they settle for a punt and now need the defense to get a stop. asserted
defense → need → stop
Jacksonville have a 3rd down here with about 25 to go to pay dirt. asserted
Jacksonville → have → dirt
The pass is tipped with Trevor Lawrence awkwardly backpedalling after Philadelphia’s AJ Epenesa reads the play fake. asserted
Epenesa → tip → fake
On 4th down Lawrence uncorks a beauty into the end zone and Parker Washington makes an incredible one-handed grab while tumbling backwards and in for the score. asserted
Washington → uncork → score
Sadly for the Jags they miss the extra point with a stand-in place holder. asserted
they → miss → holder
Eagles need a field goal for the win and have acres of clock to do it. asserted
Eagles → need → it
Meanwhile we have a game underway in London. asserted
game → have → London
And the Jaguars are having a hard time in the red zone against the Eagles. asserted
Jaguars → have → Eagles
Two empty trips and they are knocking on the door now on 3rd and Goal but have just committed a second delay of game on this set of downs. asserted
they → knock → downs
The pass is short of the end zone and Philadelphia stop them. asserted
Philadelphia → stop → them
The Jaguars go for it all for the lead. asserted
Jaguars → go → lead
The injury news around the NFL is Caleb Williams misses out for a third week for the Chicago Bears in a big boost for their rivals in the NFC North today. asserted
Williams → miss → North
Elsewhere Justin Jefferson is back for Minnesota, Terry McLaurin returns for Washington and Cincinnati get a big lift with both Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase suiting up after injury problems in the week. asserted
Higgins → return → week
The season is just starting to simmer and as such we have an all-you-can-eat buffet to dig into with eight games starting at 11am CST/12pm EST/6pm BST (home teams listed second): (3-1) Chicago Bears v Green Bay Packers (2-2) (2-2) Cincinnati Bengals v Miami Dolphins (0-4) (3-1) Las Vegas Raiders v New England Patriots (2-2) (4-0) Minnesota Vikings v New Orleans Saints (1-3) (3-1) Cleveland Browns v New York Jets (1-3) (2-2) Indianapolis Colts v Pittsburgh Steelers (2-2) (0-4) Houston Texans v Tennessee Titans (0-4) (3-1) New York Giants v Washington Commanders (1-3) Then there is the small matter of an NFC West divisional ding-dong between the Super Bowl champion Seahawks and unbeaten 49ers. asserted
Bears → start → Seahawks
But we have much to get through before the main event. asserted
we → have → event
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