Jaguars beat Ravens 33-10 as Fagnano throws two interceptions
Jacksonville improved to 6-2 after forcing three turnovers in Baltimore, where Joe Fagnano made his first NFL start for an injury-hit Ravens team.
The Jacksonville Jaguars beat the Baltimore Ravens 33-10 at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore on Thursday, Nov. 5, according to ESPN, improving to 6-2 after a game in which their defense intercepted rookie quarterback Joe Fagnano twice and forced three turnovers. The Ravens, without Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley because of injuries, fell to 4-5.
Jacksonville scored more than 30 points for the third consecutive game and the fifth time this season, ESPN reported. The team’s defense helped turn Baltimore’s first start by Fagnano into a difficult night: he completed 10 of 18 passes for 60 yards, with two interceptions. The Ravens also lost the ball three times overall.
Parker Washington’s long touchdown adds to Jaguars’ scoring threat
Parker Washington’s 50-yard touchdown reception in the second quarter was Jacksonville’s 11th offensive touchdown of at least 20 yards this season, the most in the NFL at that point, according to ESPN Research. The New England Patriots ranked second with nine. The Jaguars had nine such touchdowns in the previous season.
Kicker Cam Little tied his career high with four field goals, ESPN reported. Jaguars Wire’s Paul Bretl described Jacksonville as controlling the game from start to finish, while noting that rain affected play, including a fumble and incomplete passes. His postgame analysis also said the Jaguars struggled to run the ball, leaving them with longer third-down situations.
Baltimore’s losing streak reaches a franchise first
The loss was Baltimore’s fourth in a row. ESPN reported that the Ravens had never before lost three consecutive games by 20 or more points. The team has also been held below 14 points in three straight games for the first time in franchise history, according to ESPN.
Jackson was placed on injured reserve Thursday and is set to miss at least the next three games, ESPN reported. The outlet said Baltimore expected to finalize a trade for veteran quarterback Jacoby Brissett over the weekend; it reported an expectation, not a completed deal. Fagnano started with Jackson and Huntley unavailable.
Jaguars Wire also noted that Jacksonville was penalized four times for 24 yards and that Brian Thomas Jr. had no targets. The outlet mentioned trade speculation around Thomas but did not establish a trade. Its analysis said Jacksonville’s pass rush got after Fagnano at a decent rate; it cited early PFF tracking for its separate observation about the Jaguars’ pass protection.
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Sources and context
- Trevor Lawrence, Jags pull away from Joe Fagnano, Ravens on TNFESPN (Michael DiRocco and Jamison Hensley)
- Instant analysis of Jaguars' Week 9 win over RavensJaguars Wire, hosted by Yahoo Sports (Paul Bretl)
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