The Baltimore Ravens utilized their game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday to fine-tune various aspects of their offensive game, as stated on the team’s official website. The Ravens emerged victorious with a score of 40-14, while the Jaguars struggled to generate momentum in their offense during the first half.
The Ravens swiftly gained a 9-0 lead early in the first quarter through a safety and a touchdown. Lamar Jackson connected with Miles Boykin for a four-yard pass, securing the points for Baltimore. The Ravens continued their strong performance in the second quarter. Despite Jacksonville’s struggles, JK Dobbins scored another touchdown for Baltimore within the first minute, followed by a successful field goal by Justin Tucker.
Approaching halftime, Jackson passed to Dez Bryant for another touchdown, extending Baltimore’s lead to 26-0. Their dominance was evident as a website covering the game prematurely reported Jacksonville’s defeat early in the second half, before the game concluded.
Although the Jaguars showed some resilience by scoring the first touchdown in the second half, they were unable to fully turn the game around. They secured another touchdown in the final quarter through passes from Gardner Minshew. The Ravens matched the Jaguars’ scores in both the third and fourth quarters with touchdowns of their own.
The Ravens prioritized strengthening their pass rush in this game, a focus that bodes well for their upcoming match against the Giants.
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