Jags in elite company with latest blowout win, believe they can be 'way better' — SkimNews
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- Jacksonville Jaguars beat the Baltimore Ravens 33-10 on Thursday night for their fourth victory by at least 23 points in 2026, moving to 6-2 through nine weeks.
- Jacksonville Jaguars are the fifth team since 1999 to win four games by 23 or more points in their first eight games; three of the previous four teams reached the Super Bowl.
- Jacksonville Jaguars lead the NFL in point differential at plus-131, compared with San Francisco’s plus-58, and have scored at least 30 points five times, a first in franchise history for their opening eight games.
- Jacksonville Jaguars have scored at least 30 points in each of their past three games, a streak tied for second-longest in franchise history and surpassed only by four straight 30-point games in 2017.
- Jacksonville Jaguars have lost left tackle Anton Harrison (knee), nose tackle DaVon Hamilton (quad) and safety Eric Murray (elbow) to season-ending injuries in Weeks 5-8.
- Jacksonville Jaguars beat Philadelphia 19-17 after Ameer Abdullah’s 53-yard kickoff return left one second for Cam Little’s 60-yard field goal, then beat Baltimore despite a season-low 77 rushing yards.
- Jacksonville Jaguars players say there is still room to improve: Chris Rodriguez called the team “way better” than its output, while Foye Oluokun warned that wins can mask problems and the team must keep learning through December, January and February.
Why it matters: Jacksonville’s four 23-point wins put the 6-2 Jaguars into rare historical company, and three of the four previous teams reaching that mark reached the Super Bowl. Baltimore, meanwhile, absorbed a 23-point loss despite Jacksonville rushing for a season-low 77 yards in the game.
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