Trevor Lawrence continued his impressive run, earning a “very good” PFF grade in the Jaguars’ decisive Week 9 victory over the Baltimore Ravens. The quarterback’s stability was anchored by an elite offensive line, where Landon Dickerson recorded a perfect pass-blocking grade by surrendering zero pressures across 26 snaps. This cohesive unit allowed Lawrence to operate with confidence, while Christian Kirk led the team in receiving yards, showcasing the Jaguars’ ability to control the tempo against a top-tier defense.
How the Jaguars’ offensive line and secondary dominated Baltimore, despite a costly fumble.
On the other side of the ball, the Jaguars’ defensive front seven generated significant pressure, forcing Baltimore into uncomfortable situations. Travon Walker and Josh Johnson both recorded two pressures, with Johnson adding five solo tackles to his stat line. The defensive effort was further highlighted by a pick-six that disrupted Baltimore’s offensive rhythm, demonstrating the depth and versatility of Jacksonville’s defensive scheme. These individual performances underscored the team’s collective ability to dominate key moments of the contest.
However, not all performances were flawless, as PFF’s grading system highlighted specific areas of concern. Marvin Harrison Jr. saw his overall grade drop significantly after fumbling on his single target, a costly mistake that could have shifted momentum. Additionally, the offensive line’s run-blocking efficiency dipped, with one lineman receiving a poor 33.3 grade in that category. While PFF grades are just one metric among many, they provide a clear snapshot of where the Jaguars excel and where they must refine their execution as the season progresses.
Source: Yahoo Sports
