Baltimore Ravens vs Jacksonville Jaguars: Prediction
Jacksonville Jaguars travel to M&T Bank Stadium in NFL Round 9 to face a Baltimore Ravens side on three straight defeats. Form, numbers and our pick.

Ravens host Jaguars in Round 9
The Baltimore Ravens welcome the Jacksonville Jaguars to M&T Bank Stadium in Round 9 of the 2026 NFL season. Kick-off is on Friday, 6 November 2026 at 01:15 UTC (20:15 ET).
The hosts are 18th of 32 after eight games, with four wins and four defeats, having scored 179 points and conceded 203. The Jaguars are 7th after seven games, with five wins and two losses, scoring 196 points and allowing just 111.
Form guide
Baltimore arrive on the back of three successive defeats. They lost 10-36 away to the Buffalo Bills on 1 November, 13-35 at home to the Cincinnati Bengals and 10-13 at the Cleveland Browns, after earlier wins over the Atlanta Falcons (30-23) and the Tennessee Titans (24-18).
Jacksonville's form reads WLWWW. Their latest outing was a 42-7 home win over the Indianapolis Colts, following a 31-34 defeat by the Houston Texans. Before that they beat the Philadelphia Eagles 19-17, the Cincinnati Bengals 22-17 away and the New England Patriots 35-6.
Key numbers
Across all competitions the Ravens have played 11, winning seven and losing four, with 257 points scored and 216 conceded. They have yet to record a shutout.
The Jaguars have played 10 in all competitions, also with seven wins, against three defeats. They have scored 256 points, conceded 165 and kept one shutout, underlining the strength of their defence this season.
Prediction
Hyper2Play's model, which weighs points per game, points difference, recent form and home advantage, makes the Jacksonville Jaguars the pick with high confidence. It gives the visitors a 77% chance of victory against 23% for the Baltimore Ravens, with 0% for a tie.
The Jaguars' far superior defensive record and stronger recent results outweigh Baltimore's home advantage, particularly with the Ravens conceding heavily in their last two games. This is an estimate from our model, not a guarantee.
Our own model, from points per game, goal difference, recent form and home advantage. An estimate, not betting advice.
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