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RB Barkely, WR Smith among 5 Eagles ruled out for London game vs. Jags

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Eagles running back Saquon Barkley, receiver DeVonta Smith, new starting center Drew Kendall, safety Marcus Epps and receiver Hollywood Brown were all ruled out for Sunday's game in London against the Jaguars.

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