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'I lost us that game': Nick Sirianni makes decision that opened door to a Jacksonville Jaguars comeback win

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Salguero, A. (2026, October 11). 'I lost us that game': Nick Sirianni makes decision that opened door to a Jacksonville Jaguars comeback win. Fox News. https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-sports/i-lost-us-that-game-nick-sirianni-makes-decision-opened-door-jacksonville-jaguars-comeback-win

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Fox News · collected 2026-10-11 · by Armando Salguero

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Nick Sirianni, coach of the Philadelphia Eagles, took full responsibility for his team’s loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars in London on Sunday. With only eight seconds left and a one-point lead, instead of kicking the ball out of bounds, the decision was made to kick it short, allowing the Jaguars’ Cam Little to return it 53 yards to the Eagles' 39-yard line with just one second remaining. The Jaguars then won with a 57-yard field goal. Sirianni admitted his mistake and took full blame for the loss in the post-game conference.
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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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🔮 Jackson, as everyone understands, must have surgery to repair the battered thumb on his right (throwing) hand that he injured Sunday against the Buffalo Bills — an injury coach Jesse Minter said would land the team's quarterback on injured reserve and "potentially" threaten his status for the remainder of this season.
🔮 But "out of respect for Jack and his family we will not share further information at this time."
🔮 "I'm going to evaluate everything, every position going forward," Steichen said at one point when someone asked if Daniel Jones would remain his starting quarterback.
🔮 The NFL said in a statement Saturday that it is reviewing the previously unreported allegations that Jacobs physically abused multiple women whose existence came to light amid the investigation into the May 23 incident that was well-chronicled.
🔮 The joke will be that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers set back the modern-day NFL offense by decades on Sunday by failing to complete even one pass, something which had happened only one other time during the Super Bowl era.
🔮 This is a breaking story and will be updated.
🔮 If the Ravens' worst fears about a dislocation or fracture become the situation they must navigate, Jackson will probably miss more than just the remainder of this game.
🔮 You may have a great offense, but you will not win a Super Bowl.
🔮 The Packers' interest, at whatever level that has reached, shows the team's willingness to move on from Pro Bowl running back Josh Jacobs, who is currently on their roster but has been a disappointment and something of a headaches because of his legal problems.
🔮 And as the most curious calls went against the Packers, it doesn't surprise that team's postgame media session was replete with a withering review of the poor officiating work – led by safety Xavier McKinney who called the officiating "bulls–t." This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners.
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A couple of weeks ago, the Dallas Cowboys blew a game against the Baltimore Ravens in the final seconds when coach Brian Schottenheimer didn't order a kickoff rocketed into the end zone.
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NFL head coaches often take responsibility for not helping their team, but usually when they seek the blame for losing, they are often covering for someone else's mistake. asserted
they → take → mistake
Then we have Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Sirianni. asserted
we → have → Sirianni
He took the blame for the Eagles' walk-off field goal loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday because, well, it was indeed ultimately on him. asserted
it → take → him
This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. uncertain
page → contain → partners
If you sign up or place a wager, FOX News may be compensated. uncertain
News → sign → wager
This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom. asserted
that → create → newsroom
Because the Eagles blew the game in London by not kicking the ball into the end zone while clinging to a 17-16 lead with only eight seconds to play. asserted
Eagles → blow → seconds
Down two points, the Jaguars returned the kick that was short of the end zone 53 yards to the Eagles' 39-yard line. asserted
that → return → line
The runback took seven seconds. asserted
runback → take → seconds
And with one second remaining left, Cam Little, who has a kicking leg like a howitzer, connected on a game-winning 57-yard field goal. asserted
who → remain → goal
That left the Eagles with their third loss of the season. asserted
That → leave → season
I lost us that game and that's what I said to our guys," Sirianni admitted in his post-game news conference. asserted
Sirianni → lose → conference
"What hurt there is that the guys fought so hard, and I don’t make the decision that I should make at the end of the game and I cost us that game, and I put that fully on me." asserted
I → hurt → me
Sirianni was not in the mood to accept other reasons the Eagles lost. " asserted
Eagles → accept → reasons
At the end of the day, I didn’t make the right decision, and it cost us the game," he said. asserted
he → make → game
"You know, and so there’s no other way around it. asserted
You → know → it
It’s just I didn’t do my job good enough in that situation. asserted
I → ’ → situation
And maybe kicker Jake Elliott should have kicked the ball into the end zone of his own accord. asserted
Elliott → kick → accord
He is a veteran and should understand the situation. asserted
He → understand → situation
But, people in Philly, raise your hand if you disagree that Sirianni had a brain lock. Waiting for a hand to rise. asserted
hand → raise → lock
Sirianni is going to carry this for a while because Eagles fans are not too forgiving. asserted
fans → go → while
"It’s just like you would feel if you missed a free throw at the end of the game, or if you had a drop," Sirianni said. asserted
Sirianni → feel → drop
And those ones stick with you, and that will stick with me for a long time. asserted
that → stick → time
Yeah, that one will hurt for a long time. asserted
one → hurt → time
I still think about those other things that have, I’ve lost games for us in the past as far as, you know, when I played. asserted
I → think → past
There are two issues with what Sirianni just said: asserted
Sirianni → be → what
First, it is the coach's job to stop the bleeding. asserted
it → stop → bleeding
His team already allowed a fourth-quarter loss to the Rams last week to become a two-week disaster and grow into a three-game losing skid overall. asserted
loss → allow → skid
Second, if Sirianni's message to his team is that this loss will stick with him a long time, that is exactly the wrong message to send. asserted
that → stick → him
A couple of weeks ago, the Dallas Cowboys blew a game against the Baltimore Ravens in the final seconds when coach Brian Schottenheimer didn't order a kickoff rocketed into the end zone. asserted
Schottenheimer → blow → zone
The crazy part of this is that Sirianni says he saw that situation on tape. asserted
he → say → tape
"I watched a ton of those situations after that Dallas game and, again, just didn’t make the right decision in this particular case," he said. asserted
he → watch → case
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