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In a remarkable performance on Christmas Day, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson surpassed Michael Vick to become the all-time leading rushing quarterback in NFL history. Jackson achieved this milestone during a 31-2 victory over the Houston Texans, finishing the game with 87 rushing yards, bringing his career total to 6,110 yards. This record-breaking feat comes in a season where Jackson has run the least amount of times, showcasing his unique ability to impact games with his legs. Ravens coach John Harbaugh praised Jackson's accomplishments and the journey he has taken to reach this point.
- Lamar Jackson is now the all-time leading rushing quarterback in NFL history.
- Jackson achieved this record in just 102 games, significantly faster than Michael Vick's 143 games.
- The Ravens are on the verge of winning the AFC North title.
Lamar Jackson | QB
Breakout
Week 16
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4 carries
87 rush yards
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- Broke Michael Vick's record for most rushing yards by a quarterback.
- Ran for 87 yards on four carries, including a 48-yard touchdown run.
- Has averaged 8.4 rushing attempts per game this season, the lowest of his career.
Baltimore Ravens
- With a record of 11-5, the Ravens are one win away from clinching the AFC North title.
- Jackson's performance solidifies their offensive strategy and showcases their ability to win games.
Houston Texans
- Struggled defensively against the Ravens, allowing Jackson to dominate the game.
- Need to improve their defensive strategies to contain mobile quarterbacks.