NFL · Final Recap

Jaguars Turn 92-Yard Edge Into 33-10 Rout

November 6, 2026 · 4:08 AM

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Played Thursday, 2026-11-05 Eastern (today): Jacksonville beat Baltimore 33-10 behind efficient passing and three takeaways.

Jacksonville beat Baltimore 33-10 on Thursday at M&T Bank Stadium, controlling the game with a decisive passing advantage. The Jaguars gained 319 yards to Baltimore’s 227, made 16 first downs to 10, and averaged 9.3 yards per pass against 2.8. Trevor Lawrence completed 16 of 26 passes for 242 yards and a touchdown, with no interceptions. Parker Washington caught a touchdown and had 61 yards on two receptions, while Chris Rodriguez Jr. added a touchdown with 19 rushing and 13 receiving yards, and Bhayshul Tuten scored on 29 rushing yards. Justice Hill rushed for 85 yards and a touchdown and added 7 receiving yards on three catches; Joe Fagnano completed 10 of 18 passes for 60 yards and ran for 13. Baltimore did hold a 172-77 advantage in rushing yards, but the Ravens finished with three turnovers, including two interceptions, to Jacksonville’s one. The Jaguars’ defense recorded no sacks and Baltimore’s recorded one, while the Ravens managed just 55 net passing yards against Jacksonville’s 242.
Key Performers

Trevor Lawrence, QB: 16/26, 242 passing yards, 1 touchdown, 0 interceptions. Justice Hill, RB: 85 rushing yards, 7 receiving yards on 3 catches, 1 touchdown. Parker Washington, WR: 61 receiving yards on 2 catches, 1 touchdown.

Standings Impact

Jacksonville entered 5-2 as the No. 4 seed; Baltimore entered 4-4 as the No. 10 seed and on a three-game losing streak. The Jaguars add a win, while Baltimore’s skid stretches to four.

DYMA Insight

The No. 1 Jaguars (94.0) showed why they sit well above the No. 18 Ravens (47.9): a 92-yard advantage in total offense and a 9.3-to-2.8 yards-per-pass gap outweighed Baltimore’s edge on the ground.