BALTIMORE, Md. — A meeting between two 2-6 squads in the northeast ended with the Jacksonville Jaguars first road win since December 2013.
The Jaguars and Baltimore Ravens took part in a back-and-forth battle of turnovers, big plays and stalled drives. In the end, Jacksonville was able to take advantage of an ill-advised penalty as the clock expired, which allowed kicker Jason Myers to nail a game-winning 53-yard field goal.
The turnovers were the key for the Jaguars 22-20 victory. While they didn't always lead to points, the turnovers made the game of field positioning that much harder for the Ravens.