Jaguars' 33-10 Domination of Ravens: 7 Winners, 3 Losers as Trevor Lawrence and Parker Washington Lead

Lawrence controls the game

The Jaguars’ 33-10 win was a relatively comfortable outing for Liam Coen’s team. Jacksonville entered Week 9 favored and left with a 6-2 record heading into its mini-bye.

Trevor Lawrence did not need a large statistical performance as the Jaguars controlled the second half. He had nearly 200 passing yards in the first half and showed skill against defenses before and after the snap. The article describes him as an MVP candidate, while noting that Jacksonville’s offensive strength can limit his fourth-quarter workload. Lawrence averaged 5.1 dropbacks per game in the fourth quarter, the fewest among qualified quarterbacks, and had 36 fourth-quarter dropbacks overall.

Washington and Meyers lead receivers

Parker Washington and Jakobi Meyers accounted for 13 of Lawrence’s 26 targets. The other Jaguars receivers combined for two catches and five yards, and Brian Thomas Jr. was not targeted.

Washington and Meyers combined for 126 receiving yards. Washington scored on a 50-yard touchdown, reinforcing their central roles in Jacksonville’s passing game.

Defenders make key plays

With Davon Hamilton out, Albert Regis stepped into the defensive front against Derrick Henry. The rookie nose tackle showed effort and tackling range after being a healthy scratch in recent weeks.

Montaric Brown and Lewis each intercepted a pass, setting up field goals. Brown recorded his first interception of the season, while Lewis earned his third. Jarrian Jones also contributed a quarterback hit and a pass breakup.

Jalen McLeod forced the first fumble of his career with a tackle on special teams. The Jaguars recovered the ball and later kicked a field goal; it was the team’s third forced turnover in two weeks by a second-year player.