Jacksonville Jaguars 33, Baltimore Ravens 10 | November 5, 2026 | Week 9
The Jacksonville Jaguars delivered a commanding performance on Thursday Night Football, defeating the Baltimore Ravens 33–10 at M&T Bank Stadium.
Trevor Lawrence led an efficient Jacksonville passing attack, highlighted by a spectacular 50-yard catch-and-run touchdown from Parker Washington. Meanwhile, the Jaguars’ defense repeatedly disrupted Baltimore’s offense, forcing turnovers and preventing the Ravens from establishing any sustained momentum.
Without Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley, Baltimore turned to Joe Fagnano at quarterback and experimented with Derrick Henry in the Wildcat formation. However, the Ravens struggled to move the ball consistently as Jacksonville controlled the contest from the opening quarter.
First Quarter: Jacksonville Establishes Control
The Jaguars wasted little time attacking Baltimore’s secondary.
Lawrence connected with tight end Nate Boerkircher for a 52-yard gain, immediately putting Jacksonville in scoring position. He followed with a completion to Jakobi Meyers, who was stopped just short of the goal line.
After two unsuccessful plays from the one-yard line, Bhayshul Tuten powered through on third-and-goal to give Jacksonville a 7–0 lead.
Baltimore responded with an unconventional approach. Henry took multiple direct snaps in the Wildcat formation as the Ravens attempted to compensate for their quarterback absences. The possession produced some movement, but the Jaguars held firm, forcing Baltimore to settle for a field goal.
Jacksonville’s next scoring drive featured another Lawrence-to-Meyers connection, this time for 17 yards. Baltimore appeared to have forced a stop, but an offsides penalty on fourth down handed the Jaguars a fresh set of downs.
The Ravens eventually held Jacksonville to a field goal, extending the visitors’ advantage.
End of First Quarter: Jaguars 10, Ravens 3
Second Quarter: Washington Delivers the Biggest Play
Baltimore’s offense continued to struggle to sustain drives.
Fagnano found Mark Andrews for a pair of completions and later scrambled to convert a third-and-two. However, Jacksonville’s pressure disrupted the possession, with a third-down sack ultimately forcing a punt.
Jacksonville briefly found itself backed up near its own goal line. On third-and-seven, Lawrence connected with Meyers for a crucial 14-yard gain to escape dangerous field position.
The Ravens’ defense eventually forced a punt, but Baltimore could not capitalize on the opportunity.
Jacksonville then delivered the biggest offensive play of the night.
Lawrence found Parker Washington, who turned the completion into a spectacular 50-yard catch-and-run touchdown, extending the Jaguars’ advantage to 17–3.
The play demonstrated Jacksonville’s ability to generate explosive offense against a Baltimore defense that had already spent much of the half trying to contain Lawrence.
Baltimore went three-and-out on its next possession, leaving Jacksonville with the ball and 11 seconds remaining. Rather than attempt another scoring drive, the Jaguars elected to kneel and take their commanding lead into halftime.
Halftime: Jaguars 17, Ravens 3
Third Quarter: Jacksonville’s Defense Takes Over
Baltimore entered the second half needing an immediate response, but its comeback hopes suffered another setback when Fagnano threw an interception on the Ravens’ opening possession.
The turnover gave Jacksonville an opportunity to extend its lead. Although Baltimore’s defense prevented a touchdown, the Jaguars converted another field goal to make it 20–3.
The Ravens continued to struggle offensively, going three-and-out on their next possession.
Jacksonville then offered Baltimore an unexpected lifeline when Travis Hunter lost a fumble.
With an opportunity to capitalize on the turnover, the Ravens attempted to keep their drive alive but ultimately failed on fourth down, handing possession back to Jacksonville without adding points.
It was another missed opportunity in an evening defined by Baltimore’s inability to finish drives.
The Jaguars were content to keep the ball on the ground, consume clock and protect their commanding advantage.
End of Third Quarter: Jaguars 20, Ravens 3
Fourth Quarter: Jaguars Finish the Job
Jacksonville opened the final quarter by completing another methodical possession, ending with a field goal to stretch the lead to 23–3.
Baltimore’s problems continued when Fagnano was intercepted by Jordan Lewis, giving Jacksonville another opportunity to add points.
Once again, the Ravens prevented a touchdown, but the Jaguars added another field goal to push their advantage to 26–3.
Jacksonville wasn’t finished offensively.
Chris Rodriguez punched his way into the end zone for a rushing touchdown, and the successful extra point extended Jacksonville’s lead to 33–3.
Baltimore finally delivered a spectacular highlight when Justice Hill returned the ensuing kickoff 65 yards for a touchdown. It was an impressive individual effort, even with the outcome already effectively decided.
The Ravens continued competing on their final possessions. Wester produced a 15-yard catch-and-run on third-and-six, while Fagnano scrambled for 10 yards on third-and-nine to move the chains.
Those plays demonstrated some late determination, but they could not change the result.
Final Score: Jaguars 33, Ravens 10
EST Final Takeaways
Jacksonville took full advantage of Baltimore’s quarterback situation, combining explosive passing plays with defensive pressure and opportunistic turnovers.
Lawrence’s connection with Washington provided the game’s defining offensive moment, while Meyers and Boerkircher made important contributions in establishing Jacksonville’s early advantage.
The Jaguars’ defense deserves considerable credit. The unit intercepted Fagnano twice and prevented Baltimore from turning Hunter’s fumble into points.
For the Ravens, the absence of Jackson and Huntley was evident. Baltimore’s reliance on Henry and the Wildcat helped generate some early movement, but the offense lacked the passing threat necessary to consistently challenge Jacksonville.
Hill’s kickoff return touchdown was an outstanding highlight, but little consolation in an otherwise one-sided defeat.
Jacksonville controlled the contest from its opening possession, delivered the decisive offensive strike before halftime and used its defense to ensure Baltimore never mounted a serious comeback.
Updated Records Following Week 9 TNF:
- Jacksonville Jaguars: 6–2 — Second consecutive victory.
- Baltimore Ravens: 4–5 — Fourth consecutive defeat.
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