In an analysis of the upcoming Week 15 matchup between the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Baltimore Ravens, a panel of Jaguars experts shared their insights on how the game could unfold. The experts, including former players and senior correspondents, highlighted key factors that could determine the outcome of the game.

Tony Boselli, Jaguars Analyst and Former Jaguars Left Tackle, emphasized the importance of matching the physicality of the Ravens' defensive front while forcing Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson to operate from the pocket. Boselli also noted that the Jaguars offense must establish a strong running game to overcome last week's run/pass ratio issues. Defensively, the Jaguars must be cautious of Jackson's ability to extend plays with his feet.

According to Frank Frangie, Radio Voice of the Jaguars, the Jaguars' success will depend on their ability to get healthier and run effectively against the Ravens' physical defense. Frangie stressed the need to contain Jackson and make the Ravens beat them through the air. Should the Jaguars prevent the Ravens from dominating the trenches, they stand a chance at victory.

Jeff Lageman, Jaguars Analyst and Former Jaguars Defensive End, focused on the Jaguars' need to address mistakes and communication issues. The Ravens, boasting a strong offense and defense, will pose a significant challenge. Lageman also highlighted the Ravens' propensity for "bully ball," utilizing a powerful running game led by Jackson. For the Jaguars, this is an important opportunity to bolster their standing in the AFC South.

Brent Martineau, Action Sports Jax Sports Director, stated that the Jaguars' success would hinge on their productivity on first down. Martineau pointed out that the team struggled last week when first down was a challenge, leading to turnovers. He also emphasized the importance of matching the Ravens' physicality to avoid vulnerability at the point of attack.

John Oehser, jaguars.com Senior Writer, highlighted the Jaguars' need to regain their effectiveness in the running game and limit Jackson's big plays. Oehser noted that consistency in the running game had waned in recent weeks, causing offensive struggles. Meanwhile, the Ravens' success would rely on their strong defense and running game, which is the best in the league.

Brian Sexton, jaguars.com Senior Correspondent, emphasized the Jaguars' need for synchronization and communication on both sides of the ball. Sexton pointed out previous communication issues between quarterback Trevor Lawrence and his wide receivers, resulting in interceptions. While acknowledging the Ravens' strength, Sexton stated that they were not playing their best football at the crucial stage of the season.

J.P. Shadrick, jaguars.com Senior Reporter, identified two key factors for a Jaguars victory: preventing the Ravens from running wild and protecting the ball. Shadrick highlighted the Ravens' league-leading rushing average and their quarterback's dual-threat abilities. To secure a win, the Jaguars must limit the Ravens' offensive versatility.

Kainani Stevens, Jaguars Team Reporter, identified the Jaguars' Achilles' heel as their propensity for self-inflicted errors. Stevens emphasized the importance of playing mistake-free football and improving communication. Additionally, Stevens acknowledged the Ravens' well-balanced offense, which now includes a dynamic passing game with Jackson's improved pocket presence.

While the experts had differing opinions on the outcome, the general consensus was that the Ravens presented a formidable challenge for the Jaguars. Despite recent struggles, the Jaguars remained optimistic about their chances to bounce back and secure a pivotal victory in their quest to claim the AFC South title.

The Jaguars will face the Ravens at EverBank Stadium on Sunday Night Football, with both teams eager to prove themselves in a crucial December showdown.