# Baltimore Ravens (4-4) Week 9 Preview vs Jacksonville Jaguars (5-2): Prediction, Depth Chart, Injuries, Odds

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> The Baltimore Ravens host the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday night looking to end a three-game slide against a red-hot Jacksonville team.

By Rhett Zone · Published 2026-11-05 02:58 UTC

_Drafted with AI from our own data and checked by an editor._

The [Baltimore Ravens](https://profootballnewshub.com/nfl/teams/baltimore-ravens) try to stop a three-game slide against a surging [Jacksonville Jaguars](https://profootballnewshub.com/nfl/teams/jacksonville-jaguars) squad on Thursday night.

## Game details

- When | Thursday, November 5, 2026 at 8:15 PM ET
- Where | M&T Bank Stadium
- TV | Prime Video
- Line | Jacksonville Jaguars -10 | O/U 39.5 (market view)
- Jacksonville Jaguars record | 5-2
- Baltimore Ravens record | 4-4

## Overview

Baltimore enters Week 9 at 4-4, riding a three-game losing streak that includes a 10-36 loss at the Buffalo Bills, a 13-35 defeat at home to the Cincinnati Bengals and a 10-13 setback at the Cleveland Browns. The Ravens have been outscored 203-179 on the season, a steep swing from the 30-23 win over the Atlanta Falcons and 24-18 win over the Tennessee Titans that came before the skid.

Jacksonville arrives at 5-2 and winners of one straight after a 42-7 blowout of the Indianapolis Colts in Week 8. The Jaguars have outscored opponents 196-111 this season, with their only recent setback a 31-34 loss to the Houston Texans sandwiched between wins over the Philadelphia Eagles (19-17), Cincinnati Bengals (22-17) and New England Patriots (35-6).

Jacksonville is favored by 10.0 points with a total of 39.5, and the market sets the score at 25-15 in the Jaguars' favor. That line tracks with where both teams are trending — Baltimore's offense has to find answers against a Jacksonville defense that has allowed just 111 points this season, while the Ravens' banged-up practice report this week only adds to the uncertainty.

## Key players

[Derrick Henry](https://profootballnewshub.com/nfl/players/derrick-henry) already leads the NFL with 136 touchdowns since 2016 and is tied for third with eight rushing touchdowns this season; per the NFL, a touchdown Thursday would push him past Hall of Famer Marshall Faulk (136) for fourth-most touchdowns by a running back in history, and two rushing scores would tie LaDainian Tomlinson for the most seasons, nine, with 10-plus rushing touchdowns.

[Lamar Jackson](https://profootballnewshub.com/nfl/players/lamar-jackson) projects for a team-high 17.5 fantasy points among Ravens key players, though he did not practice this week according to the injury report.

[Zay Flowers](https://profootballnewshub.com/nfl/players/zay-flowers) is chasing his fifth straight home game with 100-plus scrimmage yards and fourth in a row at home with a touchdown, a trend that lines up with his 13.5-point projection.

[Mark Andrews](https://profootballnewshub.com/nfl/players/mark-andrews) has caught a touchdown pass in two of his past three Thursday Night Football games and is aiming for his third straight game against Jacksonville with 50-plus receiving yards.

Linebacker [Roquan Smith](https://profootballnewshub.com/nfl/players/roquan-smith) led Baltimore with 11 tackles, two passes defended and a forced fumble in Week 8, and he's aiming for his ninth straight game with five-plus tackles.

## Keys to the game

Baltimore has to get Derrick Henry going early and finish drives with him inside the twenty, especially against a Jacksonville defense that has allowed just 111 points all season.

The offensive line, already dealing with limited practice reps from [Roger Rosengarten](https://profootballnewshub.com/nfl/players/roger-rosengarten) and [John Simpson](https://profootballnewshub.com/nfl/players/john-simpson), needs to hold up against a Jacksonville front that got pressure from [Josh Hines-Allen](https://profootballnewshub.com/nfl/players/josh-hines-allen), [Travon Walker](https://profootballnewshub.com/nfl/players/travon-walker) and [Arik Armstead](https://profootballnewshub.com/nfl/players/arik-armstead) last week.

Baltimore's defense, which gave up 36 points to the Buffalo Bills and 35 to the Cincinnati Bengals the past two weeks, has to slow down a Jacksonville offense that just hung 42 points on the Indianapolis Colts.

## Fantasy angles

Lamar Jackson's 17.5-point projection is the highest among Ravens skill players, making him the start if he's in the lineup Thursday.

Zay Flowers is a confident start at 13.5 projected points given his track record of scoring touchdowns in four straight home games.

Derrick Henry's 9.0 projection is modest for a lead back, a sign that Jacksonville's defense, which has allowed just 111 points this season, is expected to make him work for everything near the goal line.

[Tyler Huntley](https://profootballnewshub.com/nfl/players/tyler-huntley) projects for just 9.0 points as Baltimore's starting quarterback, making him a low-end option this week.

[Tyler Loop](https://profootballnewshub.com/nfl/players/tyler-loop) is barely fantasy-relevant at a 5.5 projection and only worth a look in the deepest kicker streams.

## Prediction

The market sets this one at Jacksonville 25, Baltimore 15, matching the 10.0-point spread and 39.5 total. That lines up with the Ravens' three-game losing streak and a Jaguars offense that just put up 42 on the Indianapolis Colts — expect Baltimore to move the ball in flashes behind Zay Flowers and Mark Andrews, but not enough to keep pace with a Jacksonville defense that has allowed only 111 points all season.

## Injury report

- Player | Pos | Status
- Calais Campbell | DE | Did not practice (no game status yet)
- Jaylinn Hawkins | S | Did not practice (no game status yet)
- John Jenkins | DT | Limited in practice (no game status yet)
- John Simpson | OG | Limited in practice (no game status yet)
- Lamar Jackson | QB | Did not practice (no game status yet)
- Roger Rosengarten | OT | Limited in practice (no game status yet)
- Tyler Huntley | QB | Did not practice (no game status yet)
- Tyler Loop | K | Did not practice (no game status yet)

## Depth chart

### Offense

- Pos | Baltimore Ravens
- QB | Tyler Huntley
- RB | Derrick Henry
- WR | Zay Flowers, Rashod Bateman , Ja'Kobi Lane
- TE | Mark Andrews
- LT | Ronnie Stanley
- LG | John Simpson
- C | Cam Jurgens
- RG | Olaivavega Ioane
- RT | Roger Rosengarten

### Defense

- Pos | Baltimore Ravens
- LDE | Nnamdi Madubuike
- NT | Travis Jones
- RDE | Calais Campbell
- WLB | Mike Green
- LILB | Roquan Smith
- RILB | Trenton Simpson
- SLB | Trey Hendrickson
- LCB | Nate Wiggins
- RCB | Marlon Humphrey
- NB | Kyle Hamilton
- SS | Jaylinn Hawkins
- FS | Malaki Starks

## Recent results

- Team | Last games
- Baltimore Ravens | Wk8 L 10-36 vs Buffalo Bills, Wk7 L 13-35 vs Cincinnati Bengals, Wk6 L 10-13 vs Cleveland Browns

More league notes: [Week 9 NFL Preview & Capsules](https://profootballnewshub.com/nfl/news/nfl-press-week-9-nfl-preview-capsules) and [What to Look For - Week 9](https://profootballnewshub.com/nfl/news/nfl-press-what-to-look-for-week-9), from the NFL.

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