5 biggest Jaguars winners (and 2 losers) from the clinical win vs. Ravens on TNF

The Jacksonville Jaguars showed that their dominant win over the Indianapolis Colts in Week 8 was no fluke. For the third game in a row (dating back to the loss to the Houston Texans before their bye), they've scored more than 30 points. This time, it was against a Baltimore Ravens team that's dealing with injuries.

Then again, the Jags also lost defensive tackle DaVon Hamilton and safety Eric Murray for the season just one week ago, so you can't truly say that they were healthy going into the game. Then again, Baltimore had an uphill battle to win the game, with 2026 undrafted Joe Fagnano making his first career start.

The Jacksonville defense ultimately proved to be too much for Fagnano, and that was reflected in the final score. And with this in mind, here are the biggest Jaguars winners (and two losers) from the win over the Ravens.

5 biggest Jaguars winners and losers from the Jaguars' win vs. the Ravens

Winner: Trevor Lawrence, quarterback

Even though the Jaguars dominated, Trevor Lawrence wasn't pulled from the game against the Baltimore. One big reason was that Justice Hill broke off a big run for a touchdown to make it 33-10, and Jacksonville didn't want to leave things up to chance.

Anyway, Lawrence was 16-of-26 for 242 yards with one touchdown in spite of the weather. His throw in a tight window to tight end Brenton Strange might've been his best of the night, but his throws to Parker Washington and Nate Boerkircher also turned heads.

Winner: Nate Boerkircher, tight end

Just one week after scoring his second touchdown of the season, Nate Boerkircher had another strong showing, hauling in a 52-yard reception on Jacksonville's opening drive. It's worth noting that the catch was the team's longest play of the season.

Sure, Boerkircher also had a drop in the end zone on the opening drive, but the Jaguars still scored. It shouldn't be a reason for concern since it hasn't been a recurring issue for the rookie out of Texas A&M

Loser: Bhayshul Tuten, running back

Can you really call Bhayshul Tuten a dud even though he was questionable to suit up, to begin with? Head coach Liam Coen said he was going to be a game-time decision but ultimately was good to go.

The issue is that Tuten was a non-factor, toting the rock 12 times for 29 yards. When you factor in that fellow running back Ameer Abdullah was more productive (seven carries for 30 yards), it's fair to assume that Tut wasn't at full strength.

Still, Tuten scored a touchdown, and he'll have enough time to recover because Jacksonville will have a long weekend after trouncing the Ravens.

Winner: Jourdan Lewis, cornerback

It's hard to find many duds in a game where a team generally dominated, and for a moment, it looked like Jordan Lewis was going to get that distinction because he had a penalty that gave Baltimore a fresh set of downs. He was covering Zay Jones and held him, which led the referees to call him for pass interference.

On the bright side, Jacksonville eventually forced the Ravens to punt, but that penalty would have most definitely hurt them against a better opponent. But even better, Lewis picked off Joe Fagnano later in the game, so you can make the case that he made up for his early miscue.

Winner: Jakobi Meyers, wide receiver

While Jakobi Meyers didn't make a jaw-dropping play like his teammates, he made up for it with his consistency, reeling in four receptions for 64 yards on six targets.

Granted, Meyers had two drops, but players on both sides of the ball had trouble gripping the football because of the rain. Although Parker Washington is Trevor Lawrence's most trusted target, Meyers has also been a big part of the Jacksonville offense this season.

Loser: Travis Hunter, wide receiver

Travis Hunter has been great for the Jaguars this season, making an impact on both sides of the ball. However, he left a bit to be desired against Baltimore. The former Heisman Trophy winner most definitely showed up at corner, but he had a fumble at receiver, and the Ravens recovered.

The good news is that the Jaguars forced the Ravens to punt, so it ultimately didn't hurt the team. Moreover, it was raining, and both teams had trouble with ball security throughout the game.

Winner: Parker Washington, wide receiver

Just one game after registering one catch for 16 yards on two targets, Parker Washington reminded everyone why he's Jacksonville's No. 1 receiver, reeling in a 50-yard touchdown reception. Although he juggled the ball a bit, he showed impressive concentration to ensure he didn't drop it.

While Trevor Lawrence has no shortage of weapons, he routinely tries to find No. 11 as much as possible. And when he does, good things happen. In the end, the former Texas A&M Aggie reeled in two catches for 61 yards.

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