Jacksonville Jaguars 33, Baltimore Ravens 10
Week 9 • November 5, 2026
The Jacksonville Jaguars delivered a dominant road performance Thursday night, defeating the Baltimore Ravens 33-10 at M&T Bank Stadium.
Jacksonville controlled the game on both sides of the football, taking advantage of Baltimore’s quarterback injuries and forcing multiple turnovers.
The victory improved Jacksonville’s record to 6-2, while Baltimore fell to 4-5 with its fourth consecutive defeat.
First-half breakdown
Jacksonville opened the scoring with a 1-yard touchdown run by Bhayshul Tuten, capping a 77-yard opening drive.
Baltimore responded with a field goal, but Trevor Lawrence kept the Jaguars moving offensively.
The biggest play came late in the second quarter when Lawrence connected with Parker Washington for a 50-yard touchdown.
Jacksonville entered halftime with a commanding 17-3 advantage.
Second-half breakdown
Jacksonville continued to control the contest after halftime.
Cam Little contributed four field goals, while Chris Rodriguez Jr. added a 2-yard touchdown run following a Baltimore turnover.
The Ravens finally found the end zone when Justice Hill broke free for a spectacular 65-yard touchdown run.
However, Baltimore could not generate enough offense to make the game competitive.
Key player performances
Trevor Lawrence – Jaguars
242 passing yards
1 touchdown
16 completions
Parker Washington – Jaguars
50-yard touchdown reception
Major first-half momentum swing
Justice Hill – Ravens
85 rushing yards
65-yard touchdown
Joe Fagnano – Ravens
10 completions on 18 attempts
60 passing yards
2 interceptions
Three biggest takeaways
Jacksonville’s defence dominated:
Baltimore struggled to sustain drives and committed three turnovers.
Quarterback problems hurt Baltimore:
With Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley unavailable, rookie Joe Fagnano struggled in his first NFL start.
The Jaguars are building momentum:
Jacksonville improved to 6-2 and strengthened its position in the AFC South.
Final verdict
Jacksonville delivered an impressive all-around performance, combining efficient quarterback play, a productive kicking game and a disruptive defence.
For Baltimore, this was another frustrating night.
The Ravens need answers offensively, particularly with their quarterback situation becoming increasingly difficult.
Player of the Game: Trevor Lawrence
Turning Point: Lawrence’s 50-yard touchdown connection with Parker Washington just before halftime
Biggest Surprise: Baltimore’s inability to generate consistent offence against Jacksonville.
Final Score: Jacksonville Jaguars 33 – Baltimore Ravens 10.
