The Jacksonville Jaguars cruised to a 33-10 victory over an injury-depleted Baltimore Ravens on Thursday night, as Trevor Lawrence passed for 242 yards and a touchdown to guide the visitors to a dominant performance.
Lawrence’s efficient outing helped Jacksonville improve to 6-2, marking their fifth win in six games and extending a stretch of strong form. The Jaguars controlled enough of the game to keep the pressure off their offense and convert opportunities into points throughout the contest.
Baltimore, meanwhile, struggled to generate offense with 25-year-old rookie Joe Fagnano making his first career start after Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley were placed on injured reserve. Fagnano finished with just 60 passing yards as the Ravens fell to 4-5 and suffered their fourth consecutive loss.
The Ravens now face a mounting quarterback crisis, with their top two signal-callers sidelined and Jacoby Brissett expected to arrive as Baltimore attempts to stabilise its season. The team will be looking for answers quickly to prevent the slump from deepening as the schedule continues.
Jacksonville’s win further solidifies the team’s position in the standings and adds momentum as they look to build on a strong early-season run. For Baltimore, the defeat underscores the immediate challenges ahead as they seek to regroup and address the void at quarterback.