Jacksonville Jaguars Defeat Baltimore Ravens 33-10
“It’s hard against us, a lot of us are involved. It’s cool, we make it really hard on the defense, and we have to build on that,” wide receiver Parker Washington said after the game.
The Jacksonville Jaguars secured a comfortable 33-10 road victory against the depleted Baltimore Ravens, claiming their sixth win of the NFL season in eight games, sport.sky.de reported. With the win, the Jaguars extended their lead at the top of the AFC South division.
Playing an away game in Baltimore, the Jaguars capitalized on Baltimore’s roster shortages. The Ravens played without starting quarterback Lamar Jackson and turned to inexperienced backup Joe Fagnano under center. The defeat drops Baltimore to five losses through nine games, mounting pressure on the team’s postseason ambitions in the AFC playoff race.
Trevor Lawrence delivered a steady performance for Jacksonville, completing 16 of his passes for 242 yards. The Jaguars quarterback connected with Parker Washington for the game’s sole passing touchdown, stretching the visitor’s lead to 17-3 during the second quarter and effectively putting the contest out of reach.
For Baltimore, the absence of both Jackson and backup Tyler Huntley forced the team to sign veteran Jacoby Brissett from the Arizona Cardinals. In his expectedly lone start at the NFL level, Fagnano finished with 10 completions for 60 yards of total offense as the Ravens struggled to sustain drives. The home side did not find the end zone until the score had already reached 33-3 in favor of Jacksonville.
The victory leaves Jacksonville leading the AFC South and on track for the playoffs, while Baltimore faces playoff pressure following the defeat.
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