Lamar Jackson ran for a career-long 79-yard touchdown and into the history books along the way.
Jackson rushed for at least 100 yards in a game for the 11th time in his career Sunday, setting a new NFL all-time record for the most 100-yard rushing games by a quarterback. Jackson finished with 119 yards on nine carries, as the Baltimore Ravens lost 42-38 to the Miami Dolphins.
The Ravens QB surpassed 100 yards on the aforementioned 79-yarder in the third quarter to give him his first and only rushing touchdown of the game and his fourth total TD.
Jackson's effort Sunday broke a tie with Michael Vick, who had 10 100-yard games in his 13-season career.
Jackson, however, has done it two games into his fifth season.
Through the air, Jackson went 21-of-29 for 318 yards and three passing scores.
The landmark showing comes roughly two weeks after the Ravens announced they had failed to come to an agreement on a contract extension with Jackson. The Baltimore QB is betting on himself this season, and so far he's off to a sensational start, responding to Week 1's 17-yard outing with Sunday's standout performance.
Already the only quarterback in NFL chronicle to post two 1,000-yard rushing seasons, Jackson is off on the right foot toward a potential third 1,000-yard rushing campaign and more history gained on the ground.
On Sunday, though, Jackson's history-making efforts were of the single-game variety.
