# Eagles can't outlast reality

> Eagles' offense collapses as reality sets in.
- Title: Eagles can't outlast reality · PhillyVoice | Shortify
- Summary: Eagles' offense collapses as reality sets in. The Eagles' offense has collapsed after a third straight loss, with key players like Lane Johnson retiring and…
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- Source: PhillyVoice — https://phillyvoice.com/eagles-jaguars-london-reactions-analysis-willie-lampkin-jalen-hurts-luck
- Published: 2026-10-11T17:47:56.228+00:00
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- Topics: eagles, jaguars, london, jalen hurts, willie lampkin, nfl, lane johnson, donte vion wicks, will shipley, dameon pierce, eagles offense, news
## Eagles' offense settles
The Eagles' offense settled down and sustained a steady drive against the Jacksonville Jaguars in London.
## Jalen Hurts stays poised
Jalen Hurts kept poised in the face of pressure with sharp throws.
## Ground game chipped away
The ground game between Will Shipley and Dameon Pierce chipped away at the Jaguars.
## Defensive pass interference
Hurts and Dontayvion Wicks drew in a defensive pass interference call to reset the downs.
## Game-tying score
The Eagles held the ball for 13 plays and 7:27 of game clock, taking it 64 yards for a game-tying score.
## Lane Johnson retired
Lane Johnson, arguably the Eagles' best player, retired on Tuesday.
## Cam Jurgens traded
Cam Jurgens was traded to Baltimore on Wednesday for a 2028 second-round draft pick.
## Makeup offensive line
The Eagles' new O-line includes Jake Majors at center, Markel Bell at right tackle, and Willie Lampkin at left guard.
## Offensive struggles
The Eagles' offense struggled with a second-half meltdown to the Rams a week ago.
## Second-half collapse
The Eagles went 4-for-6 on third downs through the first half, then devolved into a 1-for-7 rut.
## Rushing yards drop
By the end of the third quarter, the Eagles had only 23 rushing yards.
## Late field goal
The Eagles pushed for a late Jake Elliott field goal to briefly lead the Jaguars.
## Third-quarter collapse
The Eagles went 4-for-6 on third downs through the first half, then devolved into a 1-for-7 rut.
## Final score
Jacksonville pulled ahead with a miracle return and walk-off field goal to hand the Eagles their third straight loss, 19-17.
## Key takeaway

The Eagles' offense has collapsed after a third straight loss, with key players like Lane Johnson retiring and Willie Lampkin stepping in for a makeshift line.