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The NFL Network’s flagship show “NFL GameDay Morning” is heading overseas for the first time when the Philadelphia Eagles play the Jacksonville Jaguars at London’s Wembley Stadium.

Rich Eisen, Steve Mariucci, Kurt Warner and Michael Irvin will call the Oct. 28 game live from London in place of their usual home at the NFL Network’s Los Angeles studios.

In addition, “The Rich Eisen Show” namesake and ESPN veteran Eisen will handle play-by-play duties on an NFL regular season game for the first time in his 24-year broadcasting career. Melissa Stark and Peter Schrager will also be on hand to provide sideline reports.

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“After a decade-and-a-half of planting new broadcast flags for the NFL Network, this one may be the most thrilling of all,” Eisen said. “I can’t wait to get to Wembley to start the call so I’m going to use this press release to remind everyone that the yellow line is unofficial.”

The Week 8 matchup will see Carson Wentz and the reigning Super Bowl champions take on the Jaguars’ mighty defense, headed by defensive end Calais Campbell and cornerback Jalen Ramsey.

The game marks the final of the NFL’s three 2018 London Games and kicks off at 9:30 a.m. ET. on the NFL Network, as well as airing on local stations in Jacksonville and Philadelphia.

Coverage of Jaguars vs. Eagles begins at 7 a.m. ET on NFL Network with “NFL GameDay Kickoff,” hosted by Kay Adams alongside Steve Smith Sr., Reggie Bush and Kyle Brandt, live from Wembley Stadium. Halftime and postgame coverage will originate from NFL Films in Mt. Laurel, NJ and feature Colleen Wolfe, Michael Robinson and Mike Garafolo.

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Since 2007, the NFL has hosted international games every year, first in London and now with the addition of Mexico City. The Jaguars are no strangers to playing in England and have an agreement with Wembley Stadium through 2020, while the Eagles make their first visit to London.

This Sunday, the Seattle Seahawks take on the Oakland Raiders at Wembley, while the Tennessee Titans and Los Angeles Chargers head there Oct. 21.

Eisen, Mariucci, Warner and Irvin have teamed up on the Emmy-nominated “NFL GameDay Morning” since 2011.

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Jaguars vs. Eagles will be streamed live through the NFL app on smartphones, tablets, PCs and connected TV devices. Access is available for NFL Network subscribers of participating TV providers.

Fans can also watch on their phones across all wireless carriers through the NFL app and Yahoo Sports. Learn all of the ways to watch at NFL.com/watch. Audio broadcasts of the game are available via Westwood One Sports, SiriusXM and the TuneIn app.

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Mike Trout

Los Angeles Angels superstar Mike Trout is a die-hard fan of the Eagles. Not only did he show up at the NFC Championship Game against the Minnesota Vikings, he is also a season ticket holder.
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Sylvester Stallone

A Philly legend for his portrayal of Rocky Balboa, Stallone (pictured here with Julian Edelman) has already picked the Eagles to win this year against Tom Brady and the Patriots.
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Joe Biden

Former Vice President Biden tweeted his support in 2016 for then-rookie quarterback Carson Wentz, who was instrumental in helping the Eagles claim the division and conference championships this season. However, he may have cooled the feelings down somewhat after his wife also became enamored with the QB.
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Bob Saget

This Philly native has but one dream: for his Eagles and his L.A. Kings to play each other in a mixed-sport grab bag. "You got your Kings coming off the ice, and you got your Eagles coming off the grass ... they go into each other's world ... The Eagles are slipping because they're on ice all of a sudden, the Kings are just trying to get across the lawn ... None of it's fair, that's what's so "Mad Max" about it."
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Maria Bello

Born six miles from Philadelphia, Maria Bello is not shy about making her Philly fandom known on social media.
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Bradley Cooper

Not only did Cooper's breakout performance in "Silver Linings Playbook" feature the actor as a die-hard Eagles fan, but he has been seen in owner Jeffrey Lurie's box singing the Eagles fight song.
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Kobe Bryant

Though he has been booed countless times when playing the 76ers, this Philadelphia native still holds a special place for his hometown teams. "I absolutely love Philadelphia and love those fans," Kobe said.
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Tina Fey

Fey is such an Eagles fan, she couldn't resist injecting her love into her hit show "30 Rock."
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Will Smith

Smith is such an Eagles fan, he almost didn't star in the drama "Concussion," which revolved around a doctor trying to convince people of the medical dangers facing football players. "I was deeply conflicted," he told Charlie Rose during an interview. "I grew up in Philadelphia with my Philadelphia Eagles ... It's a very inconvenient truth."
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Rob McElhenney and Kaitlin Olson

Things could get frosty on the set of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia." On one side, Rob McElhenney and Kaitlin Olson for the Eagles. On the other, Charlie Day stands as a die-hard Patriots fan. Say it ain't so, Charlie!
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Questlove

Not only did the Roots founder perform at the NFC Championship wearing his Eagles gear, he immediately took to social media to celebrate the Eagles' victory.
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Ryan Phillippe

Growing up just 30 miles down I-95, Phillippe has revealed that most of his jerseys belong to ex-Eagles stars like DeSean Jackson and LeSean McCoy, but has a lot of hope for Carson Wentz. "I just bought my son a Carson Wentz for his 13th birthday," the actor told Rich Eisen during an appearance on the sports radio host's podcast in 2016.
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Miles Teller

A fan of all Philly sports teams, Teller has described having no Super Bowl wins as "frustrating," but is enjoying life now after his Eagles earned the NFC Championship.
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Pink

Already on board for the Super Bowl Halftime Show, the Grammy-winning singer was ecstatic to find out her hometown team had made it to the championship. "Ummm. I’m singing the national anthem and the EAGLES ARE PLAYING?!?!?!"
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Super LII is just around the corner and, shocker, the New England Patriots will once again be representing the AFC. However, for only the third time in the Super Bowl era, the Philadelphia Eagles have prevailed over the NFC and will look to dethrone the greatest football dynasty in history. And they'll be cheered on by rabid Eagles fans, including a few famous celebrities that are looking to make history.

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