Jaguars Beat Ravens 33-10 on Thursday Night as Lawrence and Washington Lead a Blowout in Baltimore

The Jacksonville Jaguars beat the Baltimore Ravens 33-10 on Thursday night at M and T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. The final score was confirmed as final by Sportradar and carried in the Vavel USA live report, and the win moved Jacksonville to 6-2 in Week 9.

Jacksonville set the tone on the first possession. The Jaguars moved 77 yards on seven plays, and running back Bhayshul Tuten scored from the 1 on third down. Trevor Lawrence was 3 for 4 for 72 yards on the drive, including a 52-yard completion to rookie tight end Nate Boerkircher.

Lawrence and Washington stretch the lead

Lawrence struck again late in the first half. He threw a 50-yard touchdown pass to Parker Washington with 58 seconds left in the half, a play the play-by-play lists at 1:03 of the second quarter, and Jacksonville went into halftime ahead 17-3.

Lawrence was 9 of 15 for 197 yards and a touchdown at halftime. Jacksonville outgained Baltimore 223 yards to 101 in the first half, a gap that matched how one-sided the game felt.

Baltimore had little room to answer. The Ravens started undrafted rookie quarterback Joe Fagnano, with Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley on injured reserve. Baltimore's only first-half points came on a 53-yard field goal by Jake Moody.

Field goals and a late push finish it

Kicker Cam Little kept adding to the lead in the second half. Little went 4 for 4 on field goals. His 33-yard kick, four plays after a Jourdan Lewis interception, gave Jacksonville a 26-3 lead with 11:52 left in the game.

Chris Rodriguez Jr. scored on a 2-yard direct snap out of the Wildcat formation to make it 33-3 with 7:26 left in the fourth quarter, on a drive set up by runs from Ameer Abdullah. Baltimore scored a late touchdown to close the scoring at 33-10. The live reports read for this story did not name the scorer of that late Ravens touchdown, so this report does not name one either.

What the result means

Jacksonville entered the game 5-2, and the win gives the Jaguars a 6-2 record and a commanding lead in the AFC South, where second-place Houston sat at 2-5. Baltimore entered 4-4 and falls to 4-5 with the loss.

The same game carried a milestone for Baltimore running back Derrick Henry, who passed Jerome Bettis and LaDainian Tomlinson to move seventh on the NFL all-time rushing list. That milestone is covered in a separate Orbit Post report, so it is only noted here as part of the same night in Baltimore.

For Jacksonville, the story of the night was control from the start. A touchdown on the opening drive, a 50-yard strike before halftime, four field goals from Little and a defense that held Baltimore to a single field goal until late in the fourth quarter added up to a road win that was settled well before the final minutes.