BALTIMORE, Md. – Rain fell, lights shone and the Jaguars responded.

In the process, they won their first Thursday night game in three seasons and extended their division lead.

Parker Washington and Trevor Lawrence combined for a key touchdown, and Bhayshul Tuten ran for an early one, with the defense turning in a second consecutive strong effort as the Jaguars pulled away from the Baltimore Ravens for a 33-10 victory in a Thursday Night Football game in front of 70,007 at M&T Bank Stadium.

The AFC South-leading Jaguars (6-2) won for a second consecutive game and for a fourth time in five games. The Ravens (4-5) lost a fourth consecutive game.

The Jaguars lead the AFC South by three-and-a-half games over the Houston Texans (2-5).

The Jaguars, who forced three turnovers, allowed 10 or fewer points for a second consecutive game and have allowed 17 points in two games since a Week 7 bye. They have allowed 10 or fewer points in four of eight games this season and 20 or fewer points in six games.

Lawrence completed 16 of 26 passes for 242 yards and a touchdown, with Ravens quarterback Joe Fagnano – a rookie free agent making his first NFL start – completing 10 of 18 passes for 60 yards and no touchdowns with two interceptions.

Kicker Cam Little kicked four field goals for the Jaguars.

Lawrence's 50-yard touchdown pass to Washington extended what had been a one-score margin late in the first half, with the Jaguars leading 17-3 at halftime of a game marked by steady rain.

Tuten's short touchdown run capped the Jaguars' first drive of the game, with the Jaguars taking the lead at that point and never trailing – the second consecutive game in which they did not trail.

Middle linebacker Foye Oluokun registered the Jaguars' lone sack. Cornerback Montaric Brown registered an interception that led to a second-half field goal, with cornerback Jourdan Lewis' fourth-quarter interception leading to a field goal.

2026 Week 9, Step by step:

• Tuten's 1-yard run capped a seven-play, 77-yard drive for a 7-0 Jaguars lead with 11:24 remaining in the first quarter; Lawrence's 52-yard pass to tight end Nate Boerkircher on the game's second play from scrimmage gave the Jaguars a first down at the Ravens 17. Ravens kicker Jake Moody capped the ensuing series with a 53-yard field goal to make it 7-3. Little's 36-yard field goal capped a 10-play, 47-yard drive on the ensuing series for a 10-3 lead with 2:04 remaining in the first quarter.
• Washington's 50-yard reception from Lawrence capped a four-play, 80-yard drive for a 17-3 Jaguars lead with :58 remaining in the second quarter.
• Little's 45-yard field goal with 12:48 remaining in the third quarter came four plays after Brown intercepted Fagnano on the first series of the second half, giving the Jaguars a 20-3 lead.
• Little's 47-yard field goal capped an eight-play, 30-yard drive for a 23-3 lead with 13:39 remaining in the game. His 33-yard field goal came four plays after Lewis' interception for a 26-3 lead with 11:52 remaining. Running back Chris Rodriguez's 2-yard touchdown run made it 33-3 with 7:26 remaining, a score that came after linebacker Jalen McCleod recovered a fumble on the kickoff following Little's 33-yard field goal. Ravens running back Justice Hill's 65-yard run made it 33-10 with 7:08 remaining.

Notable: The Jaguars have allowed 10 first-quarter points this season, fewest in the NFL. Defensive end Travon Walker and Tuten played through injuries Thursday, with Walker listed as questionable on the third and final injury report of the week Wednesday with a rib injury and Tuten listed as questionable with a foot/ankle injury. The team's four inactive players Thursday were rookie wide receiver CJ Williams, cornerback Alijah Huzzie, safety Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig and defensive end Wesley Williams.