Jacksonville Jaguars at Baltimore Ravens

Injuries noted

Jacksonville Jaguars: Jared Bartlett (IR) — ir; Garrett DiGiorgio (IR); Zach Durfee (IR-R) — The Jaguars placed Durfee (upper body) on injured reserve Sunday with a designation to return.; Parker Hughes (IR) — ir; Patrick Mekari (IR-R) — The Jaguars placed Mekari (back) on injured reserve with a designation to return Sunday.; Sam Mustipher (IR) — The Jaguars placed Mustipher (undisclosed) on injured reserve Sunday.; B.J. Green II (IR) — The Jaguars placed Green (elbow) on injured reserve Wednesday.; Caleb Ransaw (IR) — The Jaguars placed Ransaw (knee) on their injured reserve list Tuesday.; Anton Harrison (IR) — Harrison was diagnosed with a torn ACL while undergoing a procedure on his right knee Thursday.; Eric Murray (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: elbow; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 DNP. The Jaguars placed Murray (elbow) on their injured reserve list Tuesday.; DaVon Hamilton (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: knee; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 DNP. The Jaguars placed Hamilton (knee) on their injured reserve list Tuesday.; Travon Walker (Questionable) — Official report, Wk 9: rib; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 Limited. Walker (ribs) is questionable to play Thursday night against the Ravens.; Bhayshul Tuten (Questionable) — Official report, Wk 9: ankle, foot; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 DNP. Tuten (ankle/foot) is listed questionable for Thursday's game against the Ravens.; Jakobi Meyers (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: hamstring, ankle; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 Limited.; Ezra Cleveland (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: knee, ankle; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 Limited.; Antonio Johnson (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: ankle; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 Limited.; Chris Rodriguez Jr. (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: hand; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 Limited.; Jarrian Jones (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: ankle; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 Limited.; Branson Combs (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: shoulder; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 Limited.

Baltimore Ravens: Jahquez Robinson (IR); Skylar Thompson (IR) — ir; Bilhal Kone (IR-R) — ir; Danny Pinter (IR) — Pinter (knee) was placed on injured reserve by the Ravens on Wednesday.; Adam Randall (Questionable) — Official report, Wk 9: neck; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 Full. Randall (neck) is officially listed as questionable for Thursday's game versus the Jaguars.; Jovaughn Gwyn (IR) — The Ravens moved Gwyn (ankle) to injured reserve Saturday.; Ethan Pocic (IR) — Baltimore placed Pocic (knee) on injured reserve Saturday.; Durham Smythe (IR) — The Ravens placed Smythe (Achilles) on their injured reserve list Wednesday.; Jaylinn Hawkins (Out) — Official report, Wk 9: knee; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 DNP. Hawkins (knee) is officially listed as out for Thursday's game versus the Jaguars.; Tavius Robinson (IR) — The Ravens placed Robinson (pectoral) on injured reserve Saturday.; Tyler Huntley (Out) — Official report, Wk 9: toe; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 DNP. Huntley (toe) has reportedly sustained a season-ending turf toe injury.; Tyler Loop (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: groin; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 DNP. The Ravens placed Loop (groin) on injured reserve Tuesday.; Nate Wiggins (Questionable) — Official report, Wk 9: stinger, illness; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 DNP. Wiggins (illness) is officially listed as questionable for Thursday's game versus the Jaguars.; Calais Campbell (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: not injury related - resting player; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 Full.; John Jenkins (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: knee; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 Full.; Ronnie Stanley (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: toe, ankle; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 Full.; Trey Hendrickson (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: finger, ribs; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 Full.; Mark Andrews (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: hand; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 Full.; Lamar Jackson (Out) — Official report, Wk 9: thumb; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 DNP.; Roquan Smith (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: foot; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 Full.; Justice Hill (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: groin; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 Full.; John Simpson (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: back; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 Full.; Roger Rosengarten (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: ankle; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 Full.; Olaivavega Ioane (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: knee; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 Full.; Matthew Hibner (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: hand; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 Full.; Joe Fagnano (No game designation) — Official report, Wk 9: ankle; practice by report day: Wed, Nov 4 Full.

QUARTERBACK

• Joe Fagnano is the projected starting quarterback for BAL

  4.33 Y/A

  In his first 2026 game, Joe Fagnano threw for 91 passing yards, completed 47.6% of his passes and averaged 4.33 yards per attempt. His 0-1 touchdown-to-interception line comes from a one-game sample, so the relationship between completion rate and per-throw production is still an early read.

• Trevor Lawrence is the projected starting quarterback for JAX

  8.54 Y/A

  Through 7 games in 2026, Trevor Lawrence threw for 1690 passing yards, completed 65.7% of his passes and averaged 8.54 yards per attempt. Last season over 17 games he threw for 4007 yards, completed 60.9% and averaged 7.16 yards per attempt, 29-12 touchdowns to interceptions. This season's 17-4 touchdown-to-interception line is 7 games in.

TRENCHES

• JAX: 77.4 rushing yards allowed per game to BAL's 102.8

  25.3 YPG

  Jacksonville has been hard to run on, allowing 25.3 fewer rushing yards per game than Baltimore, with 7 games played to Baltimore's 8. Both numbers look solid, but rushing totals also reflect game script, and they don't show who each defense faced or how often it was run on. Yards per carry would show whether the gap is real. For this game, it favors Jacksonville on paper, with the bigger test coming if Baltimore stays committed to the run.

PASS RUSH

• JAX: 1.86 sacks taken per game to BAL's 2.75

  0.89 SACKS

  JAX is at 1.86 sacks taken per game over 7 games; BAL is at 2.75 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season JAX was at 3.42 over 17 games and BAL at 2.65 over 17 games.

PACE & SCRIPT

• JAX: 15.9 points allowed per game to BAL's 25.4

  9.5 PPG

  Jacksonville has been stingy, while Baltimore has been giving up nearly a score more per game than a defense you would trust. The Jaguars have improved from 19.8 last season over 7 games, and the Ravens have slipped from 23.4, so both have moved in opposite directions. Jacksonville's jump is the one most likely to cool a bit, though Baltimore has been middling or worse across both seasons. This sets up as a spot where the Jaguars' defense has the stronger case, and the Ravens' defense has to show it can hold up.

• JAX @ BAL carries a 39.5 market total

  39.5

  JAX @ BAL sits 7 points under the slate median, which prices in a game with few easy scores and a lot of points earned the slow way. The number cracks if red-zone trips become touchdowns instead of field goals, or if one team gets ahead early and the other has to throw to catch up. With a total this low, one defensive or special teams score moves it a long way, so think about how much of the number a single swing play would cover.

• JAX: 28 points per game to BAL's 22.4

  5.6 PPG

  Jacksonville is scoring almost exactly what it did last season, 28 points per game over 7 games against 27.9, which makes its offense look dependable. Baltimore has slipped from 24.9 to 22.4 over 8 games, so the Ravens may need longer drives to keep up if the Jaguars hit their usual number. Jacksonville's level has the stronger case to hold, while Baltimore has some room to bounce back. For sides and team totals, that makes the Jaguars the steadier scoring baseline.

TURNOVERS

• JAX: 1.71 takeaways per game to BAL's 1

  0.71 TO

  Jacksonville is averaging 1.71 takeaways a game over 7 games, and Baltimore 1 over 8. Turnovers are streaky and depend heavily on the quarterbacks a defense has seen, so the Jaguars' edge could shrink without their defense playing any worse. When thinking about this game, avoid assuming the takeaways simply carry over. Giving Jacksonville a little credit for a short field is fair, but a spread built around it needs more support than this number.

RED ZONE

• JAX: 40.9% red-zone scoring allowed to BAL's 67.9%

  26.9 PP

  Jacksonville allows scores on 40.9% of red-zone trips over 7 games, compared with 67.9% for Baltimore over 8. That is a sizable edge, but red-zone rates rest on few plays and tend to drift toward the middle. Jacksonville's number is more likely to rise than to hold exactly. For this game, it mainly affects whether drives end in touchdowns or field goals, which makes it more useful for scoring props and totals than for judging either defense as a whole.

MISMATCH

• JAX: 15.9 points allowed a game to BAL's 25.4

  15.9 VS 25.4

  Jacksonville's defense has tightened from 19.8 points allowed last season through 7 games, while Baltimore has slipped from 23.4 through 8. Baltimore's number has a longer track record, while Jacksonville's improvement is newer and could give some back. Baltimore has to protect its defense by winning on long drives and limiting extra possessions. Weigh how much of Jacksonville's jump you trust, because that decides how wide this defensive gap really is.

COVERAGE

• BAL: 228.3 passing yards allowed per game to JAX's 253.9

  25.6 YPG

  JAX is at 253.9 passing yards allowed per game over 7 games; BAL is at 228.3 over 8 games. Those are what each defense has allowed in this season's games through Nov 4.

REPLACEMENT

• Kedon Slovis (QB) is out for BAL

  OUT

  Slovis is sitting Thursday against Jacksonville because of a coach's decision, with no injury listed on the report. He is inactive but stays available as Baltimore's emergency quarterback, so he would only come into play if an emergency at the position opened the door. For a bettor, this is a roster designation for this game and gives no sign of a health problem or a change in Baltimore's plan.

• CJ Williams (WR) is out for JAX

  OUT

  Out removes Williams from Jacksonville's receiver group for the trip to Baltimore, with no game-time call left to make. The report gives no injury or return date. For a bettor, the useful step is to check who is active at receiver before trusting any Jacksonville receiving prop.

• Jaylinn Hawkins (S) is out for BAL

  OUT

  Hawkins has a knee injury and the Ravens have already ruled him out for Thursday's game against the Jaguars, so there is no game-day call to wait on. Baltimore will need a different safety in his snaps, and no replacement has been named. Any line posted now should already reflect his absence, so check that the number you are looking at came after the Nov 5 report.

• Nate Wiggins (CB) is out for BAL

  OUT

  Wiggins is ruled out with an illness and won't suit up Thursday against the Jaguars, which leaves Baltimore a cornerback short. The report doesn't name who takes his snaps, so check the final depth chart before reading much into Jacksonville's passing props. Illness gives no sign of a longer absence, so this looks like a one-game call based on what's known so far.

• Elijah Sarratt (WR) is out for BAL

  OUT

  Sarratt will not play against Jacksonville, so Baltimore has to fill his receiver snaps with someone else. The report names no injury or replacement. Wait for the active list before reading much into any other Baltimore receiver's number.

• Alijah Huzzie (CB) is out for JAX

  OUT

  Huzzie will not play at Baltimore, which leaves Jacksonville a cornerback short for this game. The report names no injury or replacement. If you are looking at Baltimore's passing numbers, check how Jacksonville fills that spot before giving this absence much weight.

• Wesley Williams (DE) is out for JAX

  OUT

  JAX lists Wesley Williams as out on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

• Emery Jones Jr. (OT) is out for BAL

  OUT

  BAL lists Emery Jones Jr. as out on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

• Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig (S) is out for JAX

  OUT

  JAX lists Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig as out on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

• Aeneas Peebles (DT) is out for BAL

  OUT

  BAL lists Aeneas Peebles as out on the injury report. Reported Nov 5.

• Tyler Huntley (QB) is on injured reserve for BAL

  IR

  Huntley (toe) was placed on injured reserve Thursday. Reported Nov 5.

• Lamar Jackson (QB) is on injured reserve for BAL

  IR

  The Ravens have officially placed Jackson (thumb) on injured reserve. Reported Nov 5.

• Adam Randall (RB) is ir-r for BAL

  IR-R

  Randall (neck) is officially listed as questionable for Thursday's game versus the Jaguars, Ryan Mink of the Ravens' official site reports. Reported Nov 5.

• DaVon Hamilton (DT) is on injured reserve for JAX

  IR

  The Jaguars placed Hamilton (knee) on their injured reserve list Tuesday. Reported Nov 4.

• Eric Murray (S) is on injured reserve for JAX

  IR

  The Jaguars placed Murray (elbow) on their injured reserve list Tuesday. Reported Nov 4.

• Tyler Loop (PK) is on injured reserve for BAL

  IR

  The Ravens placed Loop (groin) on injured reserve Tuesday. Reported Nov 3.

• Anton Harrison (OT) is on injured reserve for JAX

  IR

  Harrison was diagnosed with a torn ACL while undergoing a procedure on his right knee Thursday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports. Reported Oct 24.

• Tavius Robinson (LB) is on injured reserve for BAL

  IR

  The Ravens placed Robinson (pectoral) on injured reserve Saturday. Reported Oct 24.

PRACTICE REPORT

• Lamar Jackson

  Out

  Thumb · Did not practice · Out

• Tyler Huntley

  Out

  Toe · Did not practice · Out

• Jaylinn Hawkins

  Out

  Knee · Did not practice · Out

• Bhayshul Tuten

  Questionable

  Ankle, Foot · Did not practice · Questionable

• Adam Randall

  Questionable

  Neck · Full practice · Questionable

• Nate Wiggins

  Questionable

  Stinger, Illness · Did not practice · Questionable

• Travon Walker

  Questionable

  Rib · Limited practice · Questionable

• Eric Murray

  DNP

  Elbow · Did not practice

• DaVon Hamilton

  DNP

  Knee · Did not practice

• Tyler Loop

  DNP

  Groin · Did not practice

• Branson Combs

  LP

  Shoulder · Limited practice

• Jarrian Jones

  LP

  Ankle · Limited practice

• Ezra Cleveland

  LP

  Knee · Limited practice

• Jakobi Meyers

  LP

  Hamstring · Limited practice

• Chris Rodriguez Jr.

  LP

  Hand · Limited practice

• Antonio Johnson

  LP

  Ankle · Limited practice

• Roger Rosengarten

  FP

  Ankle · Full practice

• Calais Campbell

  FP

  Full practice

• Olaivavega Ioane

  FP

  Knee - MCL · Full practice

• John Jenkins

  FP

  Knee · Full practice

• Trey Hendrickson

  FP

  Finger · Full practice

• Joe Fagnano

  FP

  Ankle · Full practice

• Roquan Smith

  FP

  Foot · Full practice

• Mark Andrews

  FP

  Full practice

• Ronnie Stanley

  FP

  Toe · Full practice

• Justice Hill

  FP

  Groin · Full practice

• Matt Hibner

  FP

  Full practice

• John Simpson

  FP

  Back · Full practice

SITUATIONAL

• JAX (5-2) at BAL (4-4)

  -109 PT GAP

  Jacksonville's +85 backs up its 5-2 record, so this looks like a good team earning its wins. Baltimore arrives on 3 straight losses at -24, and 4-4 may flatter a team that has lost its way lately. The site split adds little: 1-1 on the road for the Jaguars, 1-2 at home for the Ravens. Weigh the full-season margin most heavily here, and check whether the price still leans on Baltimore's home field.

• JAX: 48.2% third-down conversion rate to BAL's 39.2%

  9.1 PP

  Jacksonville is extending drives far more often than Baltimore, and the big change is its own: it converted 39.2% last season, while Baltimore has stayed close to its 40.9%. Seven games is a decent run, but a jump that size from a full-season baseline is a good candidate to cool off. If it holds, Jacksonville can keep its offense on the field and shape the game's rhythm. Be careful paying for 48.2% as if it were the team's true level.

• JAX: 7.63 yards per pass attempt to BAL's 6.81

  0.82 Y/A

  JAX is at 7.63 yards per pass attempt over 7 games; BAL is at 6.81 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season JAX was at 6.42 over 17 games and BAL at 6.69 over 17 games.

• JAX: 227.4 team passing yards per game to BAL's 205.1

  22.3 YPG

  JAX is at 227.4 team passing yards per game over 7 games; BAL is at 205.1 over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season JAX was at 222.3 over 17 games and BAL at 175.6 over 17 games.

• JAX: 40% fourth-down conversion rate to BAL's 25%

  15 PP

  JAX is at 40% fourth-down conversion rate over 7 games; BAL is at 25% over 8 games. Those are this season's games through Nov 4. Last season JAX was at 58.6% over 17 games and BAL at 60% over 17 games.

• JAX is on a short week

  4d vs 4d

  Jacksonville and Baltimore both come in on 4 days, so rest doesn't favor either team. Both have to manage recovery and a shortened practice week, and Jacksonville has the added task of traveling. Don't give either side a rest edge here. The more useful question is which team has more players listed as questionable.

STREAK

• BAL has lost 3 straight

  L3

  BAL has lost three straight, and all four of its wins came before the slide, so the 4-4 record hides a team trending the wrong way. Three games is a short run, and the record doesn't show who those losses came against, so it may say little about BAL's true level. A home game against JAX is a spot to ask whether the recent dip has moved the price more than it should.

AFTER GARY

• JAX -9.5 → -9.5

  NOW +2.17PP

  Gary's number was -9.5; the same book now shows -9.5.