Healthwise, the Jacksonville Jaguars will have an overwhelming advantage over the Philadelphia Eagles when the two teams face off on Sunday at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London.

After a practice week that saw both teams release very crowded injury reports on Wednesday and Thursday, the Jaguars and Eagles released their final injury reports on Friday, with official designations for Sunday's game.

As expected, Philadelphia is limping into the contest with several key players officially ruled out. The multitude of injuries, combined with Tuesday's shocking and sudden retirement of star right tackle Lane Johnson and Wednesday's trade of two-time Pro Bowl center Cam Jurgens, who had been moved to left guard after Landon Dickerson was placed on IR earlier this season, leaves the Eagles incredibly shorthanded against the Jaguars.

Not only are the Jaguars the much healthier team this week, but they are also playing as well as any team in the NFL right now. Jacksonville went on the road in Week 4 and dispatched the Cincinnati Bengals 22-17. The week prior, the Jaguars put a 35-6 beatdown on the defending AFC champion New England Patriots at home at EverBank Stadium before starting a brutal stretch of playing 26 of their next 30 games away from Jacksonville.

Let's check out Friday's final injury reports for both the Jaguars and Eagles.

The Jaguars got some bad injury news to start the week when they placed second-year safety Caleb Ransaw on IR with a knee injury. It is the second major injury of Ransaw's young career after missing his entire rookie season with a foot injury.

For Sunday's clash against Philadelphia, Jacksonville will likely be without starting safety Eric Murray, who is listed as doubtful after suffering a concussion last week. Murray was able to get in a limited practice on Friday, but doesn't appear quite ready for game action.

Newly-signed cornerback Jaylon Jones is officially out with a hamstring injury.

Several key Jaguars had been listed on the report all week but have no injury designations heading into the game. Both starting tackles, Anton Harrison and Cole Van Lanen, DT DaVon Hamilton, EDGE Josh-Hines-Allen, and CBs Jourdan Lewis, Montaric Brown, and Jarrian Jones are all good to go for Sunday.

The Eagles, on the other hand, must play the Jaguars without several of their most important players.

Superstar running back Saquon Barkley is out after injuring his hamstring in Week 4. His backup, Tank Bigsby, was also placed on IR earlier this week, making Will Shipley the only healthy RB on the 53-man roster. Expect the Eagles to elevate either Jaydon Blue, Dameon Pierce, or both from the practice squad.

Star wide receiver DeVonta Smith will also miss his second straight game with his own hamstring injury.

Also ruled out were WR Marquise Brown, S Marcus Epps, and offensive lineman Drew Kendall.

Star outside linebacker Jonathan Greenard is officially questionable after not practice all week with an ankle injury.