The Jacksonville Jaguars thumped the Baltimore Ravens 33-10 on Thursday, pushing the Ravens to a 4-5 record and extending their four‑game skid. Quarterback Lamar Jackson, out with a right‑thumb injury suffered on a play against the Bills, remained unavailable and coach Jesse Minter refused to comment on his status, hinting the injury could sideline him for the season. Jackson’s season stats were 967 yards, six TDs and one INT before the injury. The Jaguars, now 6-2, saw Trevor Lawrence throw for 242 yards and a TD, while Baltimore’s backups struggled, with Joe Fagnano throwing two interceptions. The Ravens now face the Chargers in Week 10.
The Ravens fell 33-10 to the Jaguars on Thursday night, with undrafted rookie QB Joe Fagnano limping through a 60‑yard passing night and the defense surrendering multiple big plays. Fans and analysts on Baltimore Beatdown call the loss “rock bottom,” blasting the offensive line, Marlon Humphrey, Mark Andrews and others, and demanding a roster reset—potentially a Jacoby Brissett trade and a deadline‑day sell‑off. With Lamar Jackson still out, the consensus is that the team must survive the next eight games while planning a full offseason rebuild under coach Jesse Minter.
The Jacksonville Jaguars routed the Baltimore Ravens 33–10 in Week 9 on November 5, 2026. Jaguars outgained the Ravens, 319 total yards to 227.
Baltimore Ravens head coach Jesse Minter wasn't interested in using the absence of star quarterback Lamar Jackson as an excuse for the team's 33-10 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday.
Liam Coen cements his rising legacy as the Jacksonville Jaguars defeat the Baltimore Ravens 33-10, marking his 25th game as head coach. The Jaguars' offense hits 702 points, making Coen the third‑fastest coach in the Super Bowl era to reach the 700‑point milestone—behind only Mike Martz (22 games) and Sean McVay (23). This achievement follows a playoff run last season and underscores Jacksonville’s status as one of the league’s top teams and most explosive offenses.
The Steelers slip to the No. 4 seed in the AFC after the Jaguars upset the Ravens on Thursday night. Pittsburgh entered Week 9 as the third seed with a 6‑2 record, but Jacksonville's win moves the Jaguars to No. 3 (6‑2, 5‑2 AFC) while the Steelers fall to No. 4 despite also being 6‑2. The updated standings list Buffalo (6‑1) first, Denver (6‑2, 3‑1 AFC) second, and the Jaguars now ahead of Pittsburgh. The article also teases related Steelers stories, including Alex Highsmith’s defensive insight and a former QB interview.
The Baltimore Ravens suffer a historic blowout, falling 33-10 to Trevor Lawrence's Jacksonville Jaguars at home on Thursday night. Rookie starter Joe Fagnano throws for just 60 yards, two interceptions and a sack, while the Ravens total only 227 yards and commit three turnovers. The loss marks the first time in the franchise’s 31‑year history that they’ve dropped three straight games by 20+ points, dropping the team to 4‑5 and below .500. With a four‑game skid, Baltimore may switch to Jacoby Brissett for next week’s home matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers.
The Jacksonville Jaguars cruised to a 33-10 win over the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium on Thursday night.
With Week 9 of the NFL season underway, we've officially reached the halfway point in the 2026 campaign, and the playoff picture is starting to come together.
The Jaguars' passing success, in spite of a healthy Bhayshul Tuten, was among the top fantasy football storylines from Week 9's "Thursday Night Football" showdown.
Ravens offensive line coach Dwayne Ledford erupts on the sideline after Baltimore’s 33‑10 loss to the Jaguars in Week 9. With MVP Lamar Jackson on IR and backup Tyler Huntley out with a toe injury, undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano starts and is already sacked once and throws two interceptions. The Jaguars, 5‑2 and leading the AFC South, dominate the rainy game, scoring 10 points in the first quarter, 7 in the second, and 3 in the third, while the Ravens manage only a first‑quarter field goal. Ledford’s tirade, captured on Prime Video, underscores the offensive line’s disastrous performance.
The Ravens’ Thursday Night Football nightmare deepens as safety Kyle Hamilton exits with a hip injury, ending his participation in the 33-10 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars. Already playing their third‑string quarterback, Baltimore also deals with a knee issue that sidelined Hamilton last week and a depleted secondary—cornerback Nate Wiggins out sick and safety Jaylinn Hawkins injured. Hamilton, the 2022 first‑round pick and team’s second‑leading tackler with 57 stops, one interception and a forced fumble, may miss the upcoming matchup against the Los Angeles Chargers, though an 11‑day break could aid recovery. The injury pileup leaves the Ravens staring at a fourth straight defeat.
Former Ravens defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano apologizes on The Pat McAfee Show after mocking Jaguars rookie head coach Liam Coen’s awkward “Duuuval” chant from his January 2025 press conference. Fans called Pagano out on X, prompting a public apology where he acknowledged crossing the line and reaffirmed his support for Baltimore. McAfee labeled the mockery disrespectful, while Coen, undeterred, cited advice from Nick Sirianni and Dan Campbell to use the criticism as fuel. The Jaguars, led by Trevor Lawrence, dominate the Ravens through three quarters, holding a 17‑point lead and limiting Baltimore to a single field goal.
The Jacksonville Jaguars’ Thursday night victory over the Ravens propelled them to at least third place in the AFC and keeps them in contention for the second seed behind the Buffalo Bills. After the win the standings read: Bills 6‑1, Broncos 6‑2 (3‑1 AFC), Jaguars 6‑2 (5‑2), Steelers 6‑2 (3‑2 AFC). Tiebreakers put Denver at the No. 2 seed, Jacksonville at No. 3 and Pittsburgh at No. 4. With the Steelers on a bye, the Jags could climb to second if the Broncos lose and the Bills stumble, but Buffalo remains the only team they can’t overtake this week.
In Thursday Night Football, the Baltimore Ravens' emergency quarterback Joe Fagnano managed just 46 passing yards in three quarters, averaging a dismal 2.9 yards per play while taking a sack and two interceptions against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The offensive line’s woes were highlighted when coach Dwayne Ledford, frustrated by the rain-soaked inefficiency, tossed his tablet on the sidelines. Running back Derrick Henry was limited to 55 yards on 16 carries (3.4 avg) and the Ravens amassed only 85 rushing yards before the fourth quarter. Jacksonville controlled the tempo, winning the line‑of‑scrimmage battle and cementing their AFC credibility.
Undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano leaps from third‑string to Baltimore Ravens starter on Thursday Night Football after injuries to Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley. Thanks to his wife’s nightly play‑calling sessions, he entered the game prepared, completing 7 of 11 passes for 30 yards and engineering a field‑goal drive before the Ravens fell behind 17‑3 at halftime against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The article highlights the unique role his spouse played in his rapid rise and the uphill battle he faces in his first career start.
Derrick Henry solidifies his legacy by overtaking LaDainian Tomlinson for seventh place on the NFL's all‑time rushing yards list ahead of Thursday Night Football against the Jaguars. At 32, Henry has amassed 632 yards and eight touchdowns in eight games this season, though his 4.0 yards per carry marks a career low. After a modest 53‑yard, one‑touchdown effort versus Buffalo, he now eyes surpassing Curtis Martin and Adrian Peterson, even as trade rumors swirl around the struggling Ravens.
Lydia Fagnano helped the new Ravens quarterback do walkthroughs in the living room to prepare.
Baltimore Ravens star running back Derrick Henry climbed the NFL's all-time rushing leaderboard during a matchup with the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday night.
Ravens rookie quarterback Joe Fagnano draws social‑media buzz ahead of his first start on Thursday Night Football, wearing a conspicuous white “Ugg‑style” cover on his cleats that fans mock as “Ugg boots.” The undrafted rookie steps in after Lamar Jackson’s thumb injury and Tyler Huntley’s season‑ending setback, with Baltimore sitting at a 4‑4 record and on a three‑game losing streak. Fagnano already posts a modest 3‑for‑4 for 14 yards in the second quarter against a 5‑2 Jacksonville Jaguars, while fans predict a rough outing.
Jake Moody makes a splash in his Ravens debut on Thursday Night Football, converting a 53-yard field goal to put Baltimore on the board against the Jacksonville Jaguars. With Tyler Loop on IR and backup quarterback Joe Fagnano under center, Moody's long‑range kick becomes a critical weapon for a team missing Lamar Jackson. The 26‑year‑old, a former Michigan All‑American and two‑time Big Ten Kicker of the Year, seeks to revive his career after brief stints with the Bears and Commanders. The kick remains Baltimore’s sole score early in the first quarter.
The Ringer's Todd McShay feels Texas quarterback Arch Manning could follow a similar trajectory to the Jacksonville Jaguars' Trevor Lawrence on his way to finding eventual success in the NFL.
Ravens rookie quarterback Joe Fagnano makes his first career start on just three days’ rest, becoming only the eighth rookie since 1950 to do so—and one of only two undrafted players, alongside David Blough. Thrust into the lineup after injuries to Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley, Fagnano threw 2‑of‑2 for seven yards in the first quarter against the Jaguars on Thursday Night Football (Week 9). He drove the team into a field‑goal opportunity but is still hunting his first NFL touchdown pass. Jacoby Brissett, newly acquired from Arizona, is expected to replace him next week.
Live match and player stats for the Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Baltimore Ravens on Thursday Night Football in NFL Week 9.
Week 9 kicks off Thursday, Nov. 5, with the Jacksonville Jaguars (5-2) hosting the Baltimore Ravens (4-4) at M&T Bank Stadium. The Jaguars hold a 13‑11 edge in the series, but Baltimore won two of the last three meetings, including a 23‑7 road victory in 2023. The Ravens face a quarterback crunch after losing Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley, turning to undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano and recent addition Jacoby Brissett. The game airs at 8:15 PM EST on Prime Video, with odds favoring Jacksonville at -9.5.