Unlike the last International Game played, the Eagles' will be on the road for this one, meaning they get to keep all of their home fixtures for 2026.
Tickets are yet to go on sale but you can sign up to the NFL's mailing list by clicking here.
With the NFL schedule release now nearly upon is, we've hit 'leak season', and one of the first few dominoes to fall are always the International Games. The NFL will have 9 games played abroad in 2026, spanning the Globe from Rio DeJaneiro to Munich. One of those games happens to be a London rematch between the Philadelphia Eagles and Jacksonville Jaguars, taking place on October 11.
The Eagles and Jags last clashed in London at Wembley stadium during the 2019 season, where Carson Wentz and the Birds were able to walk away victorious. This time, the Birds will fly to Tottenham Hotspur's swanky new stadium, looking to fill as many of the 62,850 seats as they will allow.
Things will be different eight years later though. The Eagles are two years removed from their euphoric Super Bowl win and eager to get back to the big dance, while Jacksonville did put together an impressive season before being bounced out of the playoffs by a superior Buffalo outfit.
Unlike the last International Game played, the Eagles' will be on the road for this one, meaning they get to keep all of their home fixtures for 2026.
Tickets are yet to go on sale but you can sign up to the NFL's mailing list by clicking here.
