Jaguars takeaways from 33-10 rout of Ravens on Thursday Night Football

Mark Andrew s lined up behind center on 4th-and-1, fumbled the snap and turned the ball over on downs with a few minutes left in the third quarter, trailing 20-3. It was that kind of Thursday Night Football matchup. The Jacksonville Jaguars (6-2) took care of business against the Baltimore Ravens (4-5), defeating the home team 33-10. FINAL: Jaguars vs. Ravens Baltimore entered the contest without its top two quarterbacks, and it showed. Jacksonville stifled much of the Ravens' passing attack, with some help from Mother Nature. It rained for most of the night in Baltimore, coming down heavier in the second half. With the Jaguars scoring 32-plus points, head coach Liam Coen became the third-fastest in Super Bowl-era history to reach 700-plus points (25 games), trailing only Mike Martz (22) and Sean McVay (23). The Jaguars have scored 703 points since Coen took over as the team's head coach. Jaguars offense picks up where it left off vs. Ravens Jaguars running back Bhayshul Tuten scored on the team's opening drive. He's scored five times in the last three games and is one of three players in the NFL to have five or more scores since Week 6. Jacksonville's first drive came quickly: a seven-play, 77-yard trek downfield. The biggest play was a 52-yard pitch-and-catch from Lawrence to rookie tight end Nate Boerkircher . It marked the longest pass play of the season and gave Boerkircher the longest catch by a Jaguars rookie tight end since 2009 (Zach Miller). Tuten carried the ball from one yard out. Jacksonville failed to score on just one true drive in the first half, and then punted after six plays on their first drive of the second quarter. Jacksonville scored a field goal on their second drive before striking quickly with a 50-yard catch-and-run touchdown by receiver Parker Washington . Lawrence finished the first half completing 9 of 15 passes for 197 yards and a touchdown. While Jacksonville's run game struggled with consistency, its air attack was plenty successful in the rain. Three receivers, including Washington, Jakobi Meyers and Boerkircher, had at least 50 receiving yards at halftime. Jacksonville ran an efficient offense against Baltimore, posting 319 total net yards, including 242 net passing yards and 77 net rushing yards. Lawrence finished the game completing 16 of 26 passes for 242 yards and a touchdown. Jaguars adjust to Ravens 'King Henry' wildcat formation With starting QB Lamar Jackson and backup Tyler Huntley out with injuries, the Ravens turned to Derrick Henry in the first half — and eventually the second half, too. Henry operated out of the wildcat and took handoffs out of pistol, shotgun and under center. He netted 51 yards on 12 carries (4.3 yards per carry). He also completed a "pass" for minus-three yards. Meanwhile, undrafted rookie quarterback Joe Fagnano rarely threw the ball downfield, netting just 30 yards on seven completions. Despite losing the time-of-possession contest 17:31 to 12:29 in the first half, Jacksonville netted 221 yards (8.3 yards per play), more than double Baltimore's output of 101 yards on 30 plays (3.4 yards per play). Jacksonville's defense didn't hold back against Fanano in the second half, picking off the rookie twice — once in the third quarter by cornerback Montaric Brown and again in the fourth quarter by veteran corner Jourdan Lewis . About halfway through the fourth quarter, the Ravens had as many first downs as penalties (seven). Jacksonville's defense held Baltimore to 227 total net yards. Travis Hunter fumble marks lone blip in Jaguars win Jacksonville made few mistakes Thursday night, but the biggest came in the third quarter. Leading 20-3, Lawrence threw a quick pass to second-year cornerback/wide receiver Travis Hunter , who took a couple of steps after catching it and then fumbled after being hit by Ravens safety Malaki Starks . The Ravens recovered the ball but turned it over to Jacksonville just a few plays later. The catch was Hunter's lone target on offense Thursday night. Cam Little continues hot streak with four field goals vs. Ravens Jaguars kicker Cam Little hasn't missed a kick since Sept. 27, a 70-yard attempt against the New England Patriots in Week 3. (And that one had the distance but was just wide). Against the Ravens, the third-year kicker made all four field goals and all three extra points, continuing his dominant season. Little has missed just two field goals this year, going 14 of 16 and one extra point, going 24/25. On Little's missed extra point, lone snapper Ross Matiscik was injured, so defensive tackle DaVon Hamilton snapped. UP NEXT: Jaguars set to travel to Tennessee The Jaguars now have 10 days off before facing the Tennessee Titans (1-7) on the road in Week 10, then travel to New York to face the Giants in Week 11. The Jaguars do not return to EverBank Stadium until Week 12, when they face the Titans. Demetrius Harvey is the  Jacksonville Jaguars  reporter for the Florida Times-Union. You can follow him on X (formerly Twitter)   at  @Demetrius82  or on  Bluesky  at  Demetrius . If you're a subscriber, thank you. If not, please consider  subscribing  to support local journalism in Northeast Florida .