Sportsbooks are offering over $2,500 in bonuses for new users for Thursday Night Football's Week 9 matchup between the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Baltimore Ravens. The game is scheduled for Nov. 5, 2026, at 8:15 p.m. ET and will be played at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.

The betting landscape for this game has seen a significant shift. The Ravens initially opened as field-goal favorites, but a series of injuries, including to quarterback Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley, has led to Jacksonville becoming a 9.5-point favorite on the road. Undrafted rookie Joe Fagnano is expected to start for Baltimore.

Betting Lines and Promos

  • Jaguars vs. Ravens | Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026 | 8:15 p.m. ET | Prime Video
  • Moneyline: Jaguars (-476), Ravens (+385)
  • Spread: Jaguars -9.5, Ravens +9.5
  • Total: Over/Under 42.5

Several sportsbooks are providing incentives for new customers:

  • BetMGM: Offers a bonus code (FOXNEWS) covering the first bet up to $1,500. If the initial bet loses, the stake is refunded in bonus bets.
  • Fanatics Sportsbook: Provides $350 in FanCash for a $20 bet with promo code FOXNEWS350. The Jaguars are favored by 9.5 points, and the Ravens have won three of the last five matchups.
  • Hard Rock Bet: Offers $500 in No Sweat Bets for new users. The strategy suggests betting the under 42.5, anticipating a run-heavy game plan from Baltimore to manage the game.
  • FanDuel: New users can receive $200 in bonus bets after placing a $5 wager daily for four days. A same-game parlay combining Ravens +9.5 and Under 42.5 is suggested.
  • Betr: With promo code FOXNEWS, new users can unlock up to $200 in bonuses. The play recommended is for Trevor Lawrence's pass attempts to be lower, anticipating a potential Jacksonville lead leading to more handoffs.
  • Underdog: Offers $50 in bonus entries for a $10 play with promo code FOXNEWS. The focus is on Joe Fagnano's rushing yards being higher, with the expectation that the rookie quarterback may scramble against a strong pass rush.

The Jaguars hold a 5-2 record with the NFL's best point differential, while the Ravens have dropped their last three games. The analysis suggests the market may have overreacted to the Ravens' quarterback situation, with a low-scoring game being Baltimore's best chance for success.