Jaguars stretch the NFL’s best point differential to +108 after a 33–10 win at Baltimore

Jacksonville’s point differential is now +108 after a 33–10 win at Baltimore. The Jaguars were already first at +85 through Week 8; the 23-point margin pushed them to 6–2.

The win widened the gap over San Francisco (+58) to 50 points. No other team sits above +54. Chicago is third at +54, Buffalo fourth at +52, Cincinnati fifth at +48 and Minnesota sixth at +47.

Baltimore fell to 4–5 and −47 after the loss. The board covers all 122 regular-season games played through Week 9’s early slate.

Jacksonville’s eight margins are +24, −7, +29, +5, +2, −3, +35 and +23. Six of those eight games have been decided by double digits, and the two losses were by a combined 10 points.

Minnesota still allows the fewest points at 93 through seven games. Jacksonville is second at 121 after eight and has held its last two opponents to 7 and 10 points.

San Francisco, Chicago, Buffalo, Cincinnati and Minnesota have not played since Week 8, so Jacksonville’s lead can still move when the rest of Week 9 finishes.