Best Jaguars vs. Ravens Anytime TD Scorer Predictions for Thursday Night Football

As the 2026 NFL campaign approaches its midpoint, several teams in the AFC have the playoffs on their mind. On Thursday Night Football, the Jacksonville Jaguars and Baltimore Ravens will fight to keep that vision at the forefront.

Ahead of kickoff at 8:15 p.m. ET on Prime Video, Jacksonville is riding high with QB Trevor Lawrence, WR Parker Washington, and the rest of the gang thriving. Things aren’t going nearly as smoothly in Baltimore, where the absence of QB Lamar Jackson hangs over the organization like a dark cloud.

Still, there’s enough firepower in this one to reason that multiple touchdowns could be on the menu. Who does the honors of sniffing pay dirt in prime time?

Below, we'll highlight our best Jaguars vs. Ravens Anytime TD scorer predictions for Thursday Night Football, including three players who stand out.

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Jaguars vs. Ravens Anytime TD Scorer Picks for Thursday Night Football – November 5

After going 13-4 a season ago, the Jaguars have picked up right where they left off and are once again in first place in the AFC South. A dominant offense is a major reason why, evidenced by head coach Liam Coen’s crew being sixth in points per drive and ninth in yards per drive.

The Ravens are also mostly in line with their 2025 production, although not in a good way. An 8-9 campaign’s been followed up by a 4-4 record entering Week 9, but this year’s team is the victim of rotten fortune. Not only has Jackson sustained a pair of injuries already, but second-stringer Tyler Huntley is now done for the year.

Can undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano keep the offense afloat? That remains to be seen. Per RBSDM, among QBs with at least 5 plays in Week 8, the 25-year-old was 28th in adjusted EPA/play (-0.532) and 28th in success rate (29.6%). With all-world skill position players like RB Derrick Henry and WR Zay Flowers ready to roll, though, it’s hard to count Baltimore out.

With that in mind, who for each side stands out as an appealing candidate to reach the end zone on TNF?

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Jaguars WR Parker Washington vs. Ravens: 0.5 Anytime TDs (Demon)

• Washington rolls into Week 9 posting career-best marks in average depth of target (12.9 yards), yards before catch per reception (11.0), and passer rating when targeted (105.6). 
• Despite Jacksonville’s low passing volume in recent weeks, Washington remains a top-12 wideout in yards per route run.
• The Ravens’ defense has ceded the 10th-most fantasy points to the WR position, stemming from being one of four clubs to allow 100+ receptions.
• According to Joe Holka, Washington has a 31.5% target split in the slot, the sixth-highest figure for a WR. The Ravens have allowed 35 receptions to slot WRs, good for the fifth most.
• Baltimore is the third-worst defense when it comes to opposing WR1s, surrendering 10.3 yards per target, via Sharp Football Analysis.

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Jaguars TE Brenton Strange vs. Ravens: 0.5 Anytime TDs (Demon)

• Dating back to Week 3, Strange is averaging 6.3 targets, 5.3 receptions, and 65.5 receiving yards per contest. 
• Among TEs with 50+ routes run, per SumerSports, Strange’s 2.10 YPRR figure is good for fifth.
• In his last four games, Strange has been one of the NFL’s top TEs in both first-read target share and first downs per week.
• When throwing to Strange, per Pro Football Focus, Lawrence produces a 104.0 passer rating and 0.37 EPA/play.
• Baltimore is one of just six teams to give up 6+ receiving TDs to the TE position thus far.

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Ravens RB Derrick Henry vs. Jaguars: 0.5 Anytime TDs (Demon)

• Henry has managed to score a TD in six of eight games this season, going for multiple TDs on two occasions. He snapped a two-game scoreless drought last weekend vs. the Buffalo Bills.
• The 32-year-old is averaging 3.13 yards after contact per attempt, also having forced 19 missed tackles. 
• No RB has been given more rushing opportunities in the red zone than Henry with 40, via 4for4. He’s also second in the sport in rushes inside the 10-yard line (25) and third inside the 5-yard line (18).
• Henry has historically fared quite well against the Jaguars, going off for 104.3 rushing YPG and 16 TDs on the ground in 15 outings.
• According to nfelo, Baltimore owns football’s 10th-lowest pass rate over expected at -4.2%. Without Jackson or Huntley, that number might go even lower. 

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It’s been business as usual for Jacksonville in 2026, whereas Baltimore has experienced a tale of two seasons. When the two sides square off on Thursday, could the trio of Washington, Strange, and Henry find some stability and fill up the stat sheet?

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