Reynolds: Jags bringing perfect Super Bowl recipe to London

Trevor Lawrences Jacksonville Jaguars arrive in London with a 3-1 record at the top of the AFC South as they continue their push for a Super Bowl; watch the Jaguars take on the Philadelphia Eagles at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium live on Sky Sports NFL from 2pm on Sunday

The Jacksonville Jaguars have been one of the strongest teams in the NFL's first month of this 2026 season and unlike in previous years, this feels sustainable.

Jacksonville have enjoyed and suffered many false dawns in the past. They reached the AFC Championship game in 1999 and that was followed by five seasons missing the playoffs.

They got back to the AFC title game in 2017, coming within minutes of Super Bowl 52. That followed with four straight losing seasons. They reached the divisional round of the playoffs in the 2022 season and what followed was two more missed seasons and the firing of Doug Pedersen as head coach.

But these Jags feel different. They followed up a 13-4 season last year with three out of four wins to start 2026 and they are motivated by Liam Coen, their new head coach.

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Source: Sky Sports