After their loss to the Los Angeles Rams in NFL Week 4, the Philadelphia Eagles have experienced a rollercoaster ride over the last few days. In the aftermath of All-Pro Right Tackle Lane Johnson retiring and the organization trading former starting Center Cam Jurgens to the Baltimore Ravens, the Eagles are dealing with a lot of changes.

As the Eagles get ready to travel to London to play the Jacksonville Jaguars, Philadelphia has gotten some good news this week. The return of Tight End Dallas Goedert to practice and Linebacker Zack Baun cleared NFL's Concussion Protocol, which means two important starts return to the field for Philadelphia this Sunday.

Eagles have ruled out five players for the game in London while listing one defensive starter as questionable

After three offensive starters did not participate in practice this week, Philadelphia has officially ruled out Running Back Saquon Barkley (Hamstring), Center Drew Kendall (Knee), and DeVonta Smith (Hamstring) for the game in London.

Without their starting Running Back and Center, the Eagles have added Offensive Lineman Jake Majors to the 53-man roster along with RBs Damien Pierce and Carson Steele. Majors got first team reps this week at Practice, but Philadelphia also have Willie Lampkin available to play Center as well.

Philadelphia will also be without Safety Marcus Epps (Groin Injury), and Wide Receiver Hollywood Brown (Ankle) for the second straight game.  Edge Rusher Jonathan Greenard is listed as Questionable with an Ankle Injury he sustained in Philadelphia's loss to the Rams last weekend.

Even though Wide Receiver Dontayvion Wicks (Hamstring) and Defensive Lineman AJ Epenesa (Back Issue) were both Limited Participants at Friday's practice, both have been cleared to play this Sunday in London.

The only Jaguars player whose Injury Status is in question for Sunday's game in London is Safety Eric Murray. Jacksonville's starting Safety is in the NFL's Concussion Protocol, and Murray is listed as Doubtful to play versus the Eagles in NFL Week 5.

Top Rated Places To Watch Eagles Games in Cape May County

If you are an Eagles fan, you want to cheer on your team with your fellow Philly Sports Fans! So for those who love to sing "Fly Eagles Eagles" and chant E-A-G-L-E-S, here are the best Cape May County Bars and Restaurants where you can watch the games this season. We have gathered data from Google Reviews, Facebook Reviews, and Google Analytics to create this list and rank what are the best places to watch Eagles games in New Jersey's southernmost county.

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