One thing about the Jaguars’ win didn’t sit right with Trevor Lawrence

NewsTrevor Lawrence couldn’t help noticing one thing after the Jaguars stunned the EaglesJacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence celebrates after a thrilling win over the Philadelphia Eagles in London, where he later joked about the crowd’s strong support for Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Ian Walton)AP Photo/Ian WaltonThe Jacksonville Jaguars picked up one of their biggest wins of the season Sunday, but quarterback Trevor Lawrence still had a small complaint after the game.Jacksonville beat the Philadelphia Eagles 19-17 on a game-winning field goal in London. The victory improved the Jaguars to 4-1 and gave the team another memorable win during its annual trip overseas. Lawrence praised the atmosphere but joked afterward that the crowd sounded a little too supportive of Philadelphia for a Jaguars home game. “I thought it was supposed to be a home game for us over here,” Lawrence said, per NFL Network.Lawrence said he expected more Jacksonville support from the fans in England. Instead, many of the loudest cheers appeared to be for the Eagles, one of the NFL’s most popular teams. His comment drew smiles after what was already an exciting afternoon for Jacksonville. The Jaguars needed a strong finish to secure the victory. Kicker Cam Little delivered the biggest play of the day, drilling a 57-yard field goal in the closing moments. The kick lifted Jacksonville to victory and capped a game filled with twists and challenges. Lawrence played an important role in the win. He threw for 331 yards and two touchdowns while helping the Jaguars move the ball throughout the game. Jacksonville also received key contributions from its defense despite dealing with penalties and unusual roster challenges during the contest.Afterward, Lawrence called it one of the wildest games he has ever played. Thanks to the last-second heroics, the Jaguars left London with a victory and plenty of momentum heading into their next matchup against the Houston Texans. Chris Pugh covers trending news and national breaking stories, focusing on the moments, conversations, and cultural flashpoints shaping the national news cycle. Chris worked as a digital reporter for...This article was produced with assistance from AI tools and reviewed by Cleveland.com staff.