The Jacksonville Jaguars defeated the Baltimore Ravens 33-10 on Thursday night, sending Baltimore to its fourth straight loss, according to The Guardian's game report.
The Guardian reported that Trevor Lawrence threw for 242 yards and a touchdown for Jacksonville, which improved to 6-2 with its fifth win in six games. Joe Fagnano, making his first career start for Baltimore, managed just 60 passing yards, the outlet said. Its headline describes the Ravens as injury-hit, but the summary available for the report does not identify which players were unavailable.
BBC News also reported the result. It said the Jaguars opened NFL week nine with a 33-10 victory over the Ravens, who slumped to a fourth straight defeat. The BBC summary does not include individual statistics.
Both outlets agree on the final score and on Baltimore's losing run, which the BBC described as a fourth straight defeat and The Guardian's headline gave the same way. The two accounts differ mainly in emphasis. The Guardian's summary focuses on the quarterbacks and passing totals, while the BBC's focuses on the Jaguars' place in the week's schedule and the Ravens' losing run.
The Guardian credited its report to agency wire services. The BBC material available did not list an individual author. Neither summary describes the reasons for Baltimore's losing streak, and neither gives further detail on the Ravens' lineup beyond Fagnano's first career start, which the Guardian summary states was made alongside Lamar Jackson before the text is cut off.
Sources: The Guardian: Jaguars rout injury-hit Ravens as Baltimore slump to fourth straight loss; BBC News: Jaguars ease past Ravens who slump to fourth straight defeat.