Jaguars beat Ravens 33-10, improve to 6-2
Jacksonville held Baltimore scoreless in the middle two quarters, while the Ravens suffered their third straight loss.
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Atlanta will receive a 2027 second-round pick and a 2028 fifth-rounder in a deal originally announced subject to a physical, leaving an opening at safety.
Read the story →Jacksonville held Baltimore scoreless in the middle two quarters, while the Ravens suffered their third straight loss.
Jacksonville’s Week 10 changes include new team listings for Davis, Davon Godchaux and Austin Johnson, plus movement across the defensive front.
Both defenders remain on IR, while four other Jacksonville players carry Out designations.
Jacksonville also reshuffles its safety and defensive-line depth charts, with Jordan Davis listed first at right defensive tackle.
Jacksonville’s 2026 pecking order puts Quinn Ewers behind Trevor Lawrence, with Travon Walker and Josh Hines-Allen atop the defensive end groups.
Both players carried questionable designations, while Jakobi Meyers and five other limited practice participants are also active.
Jacksonville has outscored its past two opponents 75-17 and heads to Tennessee next, with Trevor Lawrence leading its season fantasy totals.
Jacksonville has outscored its past two opponents 75-17, while Tennessee looks to rebound from consecutive close losses.
Jacksonville built a 28-0 halftime lead and improved to 5-2, while Indianapolis dropped its third straight game.
Houston built a 10-point lead through three quarters at Wembley Stadium and earned its second straight win, improving to 2-4.
Jacksonville’s nine-point fourth quarter delivered a third straight win, while Philadelphia dropped to 2-3 with its third consecutive loss.
Jacksonville built a 13-3 halftime lead and held off Cincinnati despite Joe Burrow’s 428 passing yards.
Trevor Lawrence threw three touchdown passes as Jacksonville improved to 2-1 and handed New England its second loss.
Denver scored the final quarter’s only 14 points to earn its first win, with Jaylen Waddle delivering 138 receiving yards.
Jacksonville built a 24-0 halftime lead and opened 1-0, with Parker Washington leading its receivers with 83 yards and a touchdown.