Jaguars dominate Ravens 33-10 to improve to 6-2 in AFC

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Last updated Nov 6, 2026

Jaguars dominate Ravens 33-10 to improve to 6-2 in AFC
Summary

The Jacksonville Jaguars secured a decisive victory over the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday Night Football, winning 33-10. This game marked a significant setback for the Ravens, who were forced to confront franchise lows. Jaguars' quarterback Trevor Lawrence showcased his skill, throwing eight touchdowns against just one interception in his last three games. The Jaguars' offense figures prominently in the playoff conversation as they continue to shine under head coach Liam Coen, who has implemented an effective scheme that utilizes player strengths. The Jaguars maintain a 14-3 record over their last 17 games with Lawrence at the helm.

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By the Numbers
  • •Jaguars improve to 6-2 with the win over the Ravens.
  • •Trevor Lawrence has eight touchdowns in his last three games.
  • •Jaguars' offense has scored 702 points in 25 games.
  • •Defense features multiple defenders with interceptions and pass breakups.
  • •Ravens experience franchise lows following the defeat.
Latest Updates
  • 6:51 AMESPN — Jags in elite company with latest blowout win, feel they can be 'way better'
  • 6:01 AMYahoo Sports — Jaguars are team to beat in the AFC after destroying Ravens to get to 6-2
What they're saying
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“Bold City” shook up “Charm City” on Thursday Night Football. The Jacksonville Jaguars forced the Baltimore Ravens to chuck a tabl et and hit new franchise lows in the 33-10 rout. But in the process, coach Liam Coen, quarterback Trevor Lawrence and company just put the NFL on notice. Even in a loaded AFC, the Jags are the new team to beat for these […] The post Jaguars are team to beat in the AFC after destroying Ravens to get to 6-2 appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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The Jaguars racked up their fourth win by 23 or more points this season in Thursday night's 33-10 rout of the Ravens and believe there's room to be even better.

— ESPNby Michael Dirocco
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