Jaguars Rout Ravens 33-10 as Rookie Joe Fagnano Struggles in First Start

By The Arena Staff

BALTIMORE, Nov. 5, 2026 — On a rainy Thursday night at M&T Bank Stadium, the Jacksonville Jaguars treated Baltimore's emergency quarterback situation like an invitation. They walked out with a 33-10 win and a clearer claim as one of the AFC's better teams.

Undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano made his first NFL start with Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley both on injured reserve and the Jacoby Brissett trade not yet finalized, USA Today reported. Against a Jaguars defense that has made life miserable for opposing runners all season, Fagnano finished 10 of 18 for 60 yards with two interceptions and a 22.7 passer rating, per ESPN's box score. Baltimore managed 10 points on a Jake Moody field goal and a late Justice Hill touchdown run.

Jacksonville (now 6-2) scored on its opening drive. Bhayshul Tuten capped a 77-yard march with a 1-yard touchdown, USA Today reported, and the visitors never trailed. Trevor Lawrence completed 16 of 26 passes for 242 yards and a touchdown without an interception. The throw that broke the game open came with 58 seconds left in the first half: Parker Washington beat the coverage for a 50-yard score after the Ravens sent safety Kyle Hamilton on a blitz. The Jaguars led 17-3 at the break.

Cam Little did the rest of the damage through the air. He was 4 for 4 on field goals from 36, 45, 47 and 33 yards and made all three of his extra points, ESPN's box score showed. Chris Rodriguez Jr. added a 2-yard touchdown run in the fourth that pushed the lead to 33-3 before Hill's 65-yard burst trimmed the final margin.

Fagnano's night got worse after halftime. Montaric Brown and Jourdan Lewis each intercepted him on throws intended for Zay Flowers, USA Today reported, and Jacksonville turned those mistakes into more points. Hamilton, Baltimore's All-Pro safety, was ruled out in the second half with a hip injury. Derrick Henry ran for 57 yards and moved into seventh place on the NFL's all-time rushing list during the game, but the Ravens (4-5) never found a stretch of sustained offense.

Jakobi Meyers led Jacksonville with four catches for 65 yards. Washington finished with two receptions for 61 yards and the long score. For Baltimore, Mark Andrews had two catches for 19 yards, and Hill finished with 85 rushing yards on nine carries.

The Ravens are expected to complete the Brissett trade this weekend, which would give them a veteran for Monday Night Football against the Chargers in Week 10. For one night in the rain, though, the AFC South leaders made the stand-in look like exactly that.

Sources: ESPN and USA Today.