Jaguars Beat Ravens 33-10 in the Rain to Reach 6-2, Forcing 3 Turnovers and Kicking 4 Field Goals

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Jacksonville Jaguars beat the Baltimore Ravens 33-10 on Thursday night, Nov. 5, in steady rain at M&T Bank Stadium. The win moved the Jaguars to 6-2, their fourth victory in five games, according to the team. Baltimore fell to 4-5, its fourth straight loss.

The Jaguars lead the AFC South and, according to the team's game report, held a 3.5-game division lead over the Houston Texans (2-5 at the time) after the win. The defense also held an opponent to 10 or fewer points for the second game in a row, following a 42-7 victory over the Indianapolis Colts on Nov. 1. Jacksonville's next game comes Sunday, Nov. 15, at Tennessee.

How the game was won

Jacksonville took control early. Tight end Nate Boerkircher turned a short pass into a 52-yard gain on the second offensive play, a career long for the rookie, according to News4JAX. Running back Bhayshul Tuten then finished a drive with a 1-yard touchdown run, and kicker Cam Little added a 36-yard field goal to make it 10-3 after one quarter.

Quarterback Trevor Lawrence put the game out of reach before halftime. He threw a 50-yard touchdown pass to Parker Washington with 58 seconds left in the second quarter, giving the Jaguars a 17-3 lead at the break. The Ravens had only a 53-yard field goal by Jake Moody to show for their first half.

Quarter-by-quarter scoring is drawn from the team's game report.

The numbers behind the win

Lawrence finished 16 of 26 for 242 yards and one touchdown, according to the Jaguars. Little kicked four field goals, from 33, 36, 45 and 47 yards. Rodriguez scored on a wildcat play with about 7:30 left, pushing the lead to 33-3 before Baltimore's late touchdown.

The defense created three turnovers. Cornerback Montaric Brown intercepted Ravens quarterback Joe Fagnano to set up a field goal, and cornerback Jourdan Lewis added a fourth-quarter interception that also led to points. Linebacker Jalen McCleod recovered a fumble on a kickoff, and middle linebacker Foye Oluokun had the team's only sack.

Fagnano, a rookie free agent, was making his first NFL start and went 10 of 18 for 60 yards with two interceptions, according to the team. News4JAX reported that Baltimore started him after quarterbacks Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley were placed on injured reserve this week. Hill's 65-yard run was the Ravens' longest play of the night, and running back Derrick Henry had 57 rushing yards, according to News4JAX.

Injuries and the crowd

Defensive end Travon Walker (ribs) and Tuten (foot and ankle) were both listed as questionable before the game, and both played, according to the team. The Jaguars' inactive list included wide receiver CJ Williams, cornerback Alijah Huzzie, safety Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig and defensive end Wesley Williams. The announced attendance was 70,007.

What comes next

Three of the Jaguars' next five games are on the road, according to the schedule on the team's website. They visit the Titans on Nov. 15 at 1 p.m. on FOX30, and the radio call is on 1010XL (92.5 FM and 99.9 FM). Tickets for that game are sold through Ticketmaster, according to the team.

Source: Jacksonville Jaguars 2026 schedule. Times and broadcast partners are subject to change.

The Nov. 29 meeting with Tennessee is the next home game at EverBank Stadium, and the Dec. 14 game against Pittsburgh is a Monday-night matchup, according to the schedule. Kickoff times and broadcast partners can change during the season. Readers can check jaguars.com for any scheduling changes, ticket availability and the weekly injury report before each game.