Jacksonville Jaguars and Baltimore Ravens compete for holiday cheers at 1:00 pm ET on Sunday at M & T Bank Stadium. Ravens will be pretending after the victory while Jacksonville stumbles from the defeat.

Jacksonville’s victory wasn’t on the star last week as the team didn’t even grab a temporary lead. They ended up on the other side of the painful 31-10 swell with the hands of the Tennessee Titans. The previous quarter was just formal, as it was already 31-10 by the third quarter. No one played an aggressive and outstanding match against Jaguar, but QB Gardner Minshoe I took the lead with one touch down. Minshu ended with a passer rating of 116.90.

Meanwhile, Baltimore defeated the Cleveland Browns 47-42 last Monday, even if it wasn’t the dominant performance. Baltimore QB Lamar Jackson Doing him, in addition to rushing two TDs and 124 yards, he passed one TD and 163 yards in 17 attempts. Jackson ended with a passer rating of 164.70. Jackson’s keen performance set his single-game rush touchdown high for the season.

Jacksonville is currently sitting 1-12 and Ravens sitting 8-5. Jaguar has been eliminated from the playoffs battle. These next three games are important to them, as Baltimore is still looking for playoff spots.

Jacksonville needs to know that given the 13-point spread they are facing, they will be in a difficult battle. People playing the odds have seen things come and go with Jacksonville, who opposes the spread 6-7.

A pair of stats to keep behind your head while watching: Jacksonville stumbled upon a match against the third rushing yard allowed per game in the league, giving up on average 145.5. To make matters worse for Jacksonville, Ravens is number one in the NFL when it comes to rushyards per game, averaging 173.8.