Jaguars Beat Ravens Without Lamar, Box Score Stats, Highlights for Lawrence, Henry, Top Players

The Jacksonville Jaguars cruised to a 33-10 win over the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium on Thursday night.

Baltimore was unable to emerge victorious with third-string quarterback Joe Fagnano under center, as starter Lamar Jackson and backup passer Tyler Huntley were both sidelined with injuries.

The Jaguars ended up winning after entering the game as 9.5-point favorites, according to FanDuel Sportsbook.

Passing
Notable Fantasy Players	C/ATT	YDS	TD	INT
Trevor Lawrence, JAX	16/26	242	1	0
Joe Fagnano, BAL	10/18	60	0	2
Rushing
Notable Fantasy Players	CAR	YDS	TD
Bhayshul Tuten, JAX	12	29	1
Chris Rodriguez Jr., JAX	10	19	1
Derrick Henry, BAL	17	57	0
Receiving
Notable Fantasy Players	REC	YDS	TD	TGTS
Jakobi Meyers, JAX	4	65	0	6
Parker Washington, JAX	2	61	1	7
Nate Boerkircher, JAX	2	61	0	3
Mark Andrews, BAL	2	19	0	2
Zay Flowers, BAL	3	6	0	6

Jacksonville didn't waste much time jumping out in front on Thursday, opening the game with a 77-yard drive that was capped off by a short touchdown run from Bhayshul Tuten.

The Ravens cut into the early deficit with a 53-yard field goal on their first drive, but the Jaguars quickly pushed their lead back to seven points with a 36-yard field goal of their own.

Baltimore's offense failed to respond for the remainder of the first half, as all three of its possessions in the second quarter ended with punts.

Meanwhile, Jacksonville gained a 17-3 advantage before halftime after Trevor Lawrence connected with Parker Washington for a 50-yard touchdown.

Rainy conditions impacted both offenses during the second half, as the only score of the third quarter was a 45-yard field goal by Jaguars kicker Cam Little.

Little connected on two more field goals to start the fourth quarter before Jacksonville put the finishing touches on the lopsided victory with Chris Rodriguez Jr.'s two-yard rushing touchdown.

Ravens running back Justice Hill immediately responded with a 65-yard score, but a late comeback never materialized.

Baltimore's offense struggled mightily throughout the contest, finishing with just 10 first downs and 227 total yards. The Ravens also committed three turnovers and converted a mere four of 14 opportunities on third down.

Jacksonville maintained its lead atop the AFC South standings by improving to 6-2, while Baltimore dropped to 4-5.