The Jacksonville Jaguars blew out the Baltimore Ravens 33-10 on Thursday Night Football at M&T Bank Stadium, improving to 6-2 and dropping the Ravens to 4-5 in a rain-soaked game that was lopsided from early on, according to the NFL's own schedule and results page and Yahoo Sports.

Trevor Lawrence threw for 242 yards to lead Jacksonville's offense, while Justice Hill paced the ground game with 85 rushing yards and Jakobi Meyers led all receivers with 65 yards, per ESPN's box score. The Jaguars controlled the game on both sides of the ball in soggy conditions that made for a sloppier, more physical night overall.

A cushion they didn't need

The result caps a string of dominant weeks for Jacksonville, which had carried a 5-2 record and a touchdown-plus margin into Baltimore. Thursday's win only widens that gap and pushes the Ravens further from playoff contention in a conference where margin for error is shrinking fast.

For Baltimore, the loss is the latest sign of a season that has quietly unraveled. A team that opened the year with postseason expectations now sits under .500 with the calendar past the midpoint, and questions about the roster and coaching staff are likely to intensify heading into the back half of the schedule.

Jacksonville, by contrast, looks increasingly like a legitimate AFC contender. With the win, the Jaguars head into the back stretch of the season with real momentum and one of the better records in the conference.