5 Jaguars whose stock is skyrocketing after the shellacking of the Ravens on TNF

The Jacskonville Jaguars traveled to M&T Bank Stadium in Week 9 to take on the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday Night. Not only did the Jags win; they outright dominated their AFC North foe, easily winning 33-10.

Sure, Jacksonville gave up a big touchdown run late in the fourth quarter, but the game was already decided by then. Moreover, the Jags lead the NFL in point differential at 108+ and are the only team in the whole league that's had more than 20 wins by 20+ points.

When you add it all up, it's easy to see why Jacksonville has been so dominant. And with this in mind, here are five players whose stock is soaring after the shellacking of the Ravens.

5 players whose stock is skyrocketing after the win Ravens win on Thrusday Night

Travis Hunter, the cornerback (not the receiver)

While Travis Hunter, the receiver, had a fumble against the Ravens, his cornerback counterpart did a good job of erasing the half of the field he was covering, with Joe Fagnano not targeting him a single time.

Granted, Fagnano is a rookie who just made his first NFL start, so you can't expect him to sling the pigskin. Moreover, Baltimore's game plan focused on him limiting mistakes and not taking chances. Still, that shouldn't take anything away from Hunter's shutdown performance.

Parker Washington, wide receiver

Parker Washington had a quiet day in the win over the Indianapolis Colts, registering just one reception for 16 yards on two targets. However, he reminded everyone on Thursday Night why he's the No. 1 target on the Jacksonville offense, reeling in two catches for 61 yards with a touchdown.

Washington is on pace to cross the 1,000-yard mark this season, but don't be surprised if he finished the season strong and flirts with 1,300 yards receiving.

Walker Little, offensive tackle

When Walker Little stepped in at left tackle in relief of Anton Harrison, there were doubts that he was up to the task. The Stanford Cardinal has been everything the Jags bargained for, and then some.

Since taking over at left tackle, Little has given up just two pressures and has surrendered no sacks. He went against Trey Hendrickson on Thursday Night and pitched a shutout, allowing no sacks and no pressures on 11 pass-rush snaps.

While Harrison is out of the year, Little is quietly boosting his stock and ensuring that he remains part of the team's plans beyond 2026.

Montaric Brown, cornerback

Montaric Brown missed two games and barely played in another because of a hamstring injury. But even before he got hurt, he wasn't playing his best football this season. That changed on Thursday Night.

Sure, Jacksonville was facing the undrafted Joe Fagnano, but that shouldn't take anything away from the fact that Brown allowed three receptions for 18 yards on four targets. On top of that, he had an interception, his first of the season.

Expect Brown to keep making plays as he gets healthiers and hits his stride.

Nate Boerkircher, tight end

While some skeptics remain, NFL analysts are beginning to warm up to the idea that Nate Boerkircher is actually pretty good at playing football. Although the former Texas A&M Aggie didn't score a touchdown against the Ravens, he did have a catch of 50+ yards.

Boerkircher was never going to be a top target in the Jacksonville offense, but he's most definitely come through when called upon. This is why he's getting more opportunities to make plays as the year progresses.

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