Jaguars vs Ravens live updates, idle, where to watch: Trevor Lawrence and Jacksonville visit Baltimore as Joe Fagnano starts in place of Lamar Jackson on ‘Thursday Night Football’

The Baltimore Ravens turned heads this spring when they signed undrafted free agent quarterback Diego Pavia, one of the biggest personalities in recent college football memory.

The undersized Pavia, a Heisman Trophy finalist at Vanderbilt, didn’t even make it to training camp before being waived.

However, another former UDFA QB that the Ravens signed in April was still with the organization as the preseason rolled around. He is Joe Fagnano, 25, a native of Williamsport, Pennsylvania, who spent seven seasons playing college football in New England.

A few things to know:

• It’s pronounced “Fin-YAWN-Oh”

• He’s not in perfect health either.

• He went through a bit of a winding road during his college year.

Learn more about Ravens quarterback Joe Fagnano, who will make his first career start Thursday night.

Point spread: Jaguar -9.5

Moneyline Odds: Jaguars -550, Ravens +410

Total points: Over/under 39.5

Lawrence, who was one of my preseason value picks for NFL MVP, has been solid to say the least. He threw 17 touchdown passes against just four interceptions, accumulating just under 1,700 yards.

Now, Lawrence faces a Baltimore defense that ranks sixth-worst against the pass and has given up 71 points in losses to Cincinnati and Buffalo. Joe Burrow and Josh Allen combined for six touchdowns through the air in those losses.

Lawrence has done that number five times in seven games, including the aforementioned matchups against Houston (four) and Indianapolis (three) in London.

My hunch is that head coach Liam Coen is going to try to put this game out of reach in the first half, which means he’ll open up the playbook for Lawrence and his receiving corps. Combining this with the fact that Tuten has ankle/foot problemsI could see Lawrence rewarding the supporters of this prop game in the first half.

The Jaguars will travel to Baltimore to face the MASH unit that makes up the Ravens’ remaining roster on Thursday night. Lamar Jackson and Tyler Huntley? Both in IR. Third player Joe Fagnano will start, but is suffering from an ankle injury. Baltimore is reportedly trading for Jacoby Brissett, but he won’t play this week. To put a little context on how both teams are doing, that line was Ravens -4.5 this offseason, it reopened Ravens +8 on Sunday and reached +10.

The Jaguars are just 4-3 ATS this season, but they are coming off a 42-7 loss to an undermanned Colts team. Baltimore has talent on both sides of the ball, but that’s a big ask for Fagnano — on a short week and with an injury to boot. There are Jacksonville -9.5s on the market. I’d jump on one of these or put Jacksonville in a 7-point game with the -9.5 49ers to put both under a field goal.

Read more on Yahoo Sports’ Jaguars vs. Ravens preview for Week 9.

After being listed as questionable for TNF, Jaguars running back Bhayshul Tuten is officially active for the Week 9 primetime matchup against the Ravens after a successful pregame warmup.

With less than 90 minutes until kickoff for the Jacksonville Jaguars and Baltimore Ravens, each team announced their Week 9 inactives.

Here is an overview:

Inactive Jaguars

Inactive crows