Lawrence leads Jaguars past Ravens 33-10 as Baltimore loses fourth straight

The Jacksonville Jaguars beat the Baltimore Ravens 33-10 at M&T Bank Stadium on Thursday, extending Baltimore's losing streak to four games. The teams' official reports confirmed that Jacksonville improved to 6-2, while the Ravens slipped to 4-5 after beginning the season with four wins from their first five games.

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Jacksonville scored on its opening possession through a one-yard touchdown run by Bhayshul Tuten. According to the Jaguars' game report, Trevor Lawrence found tight end Nate Boerkircher for 52 yards on the second offensive play, helping set up the early score. Lawrence finished with 16 completions from 26 attempts for 242 yards and one touchdown.

Parker Washington supplied the decisive first-half touchdown, turning a Lawrence pass into a 50-yard score with 58 seconds remaining before the interval. That gave Jacksonville a 17-3 halftime advantage. Cam Little converted four field goals, while Chris Rodriguez Jr. added a two-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter after Jacksonville recovered a fumble on a kickoff return.

Baltimore's own recap detailed the difficulties facing rookie quarterback Joe Fagnano in his first NFL start. With Lamar Jackson on injured reserve, Fagnano completed 10 of 18 passes for 60 yards and threw two interceptions. The Ravens were outgained 319-227 overall, and their seven penalties included four false starts, adding to an already difficult night for the offense.

Justice Hill provided Baltimore's only touchdown with a 65-yard fourth-quarter run. The Ravens said it was their first touchdown after halftime since Week 5. Derrick Henry finished with 57 rushing yards on 17 carries, but passed LaDainian Tomlinson for seventh place on the NFL's career rushing list. Baltimore also recorded its first run of three consecutive defeats by at least 20 points.

The Jaguars' defense forced three turnovers and held an opponent to 10 points or fewer for the second consecutive game, according to Jacksonville's report. The result left the AFC South leaders three and a half games ahead of Houston. Baltimore, meanwhile, has now scored fewer than 14 points in four straight games, a sequence its official recap identified as another franchise first.