Ravens celebrate Christmas miracle: Lamar Jackson makes NFL history!

Ravens celebrate Christmas miracle: Lamar Jackson makes NFL history!

The Baltimore Ravens made an impressive comeback on Christmas and drew attention with a clear 31-2 win against the Houston Texans. The Ravens, now with a record of 11-5, previously benefited from the Pittsburgh Steelers' loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, allowing them to take the lead in the AFC North. Lamar Jackson particularly shone in this game, not only contributing significantly to the victory with 87 rushing yards and a touchdown, but also making NFL history. With a total of 6,110 career rushing yards, he passed Michael Vick, whose record was 6,109 yards, and is considered the best "runner" at the quarterback position, reported si.com.

Jackson's impressive performance was highlighted by his speed; his career fastest run was recorded at 21.25 mph. "I just jogged! I didn't have to do much," he marveled after the game. Running back Derrick Henry was also a key player, rushing for 147 yards and a touchdown. The Ravens dominated the match in both the running game and defense, shutting out Texans quarterback C.J. Knocking Stroud down five times and making life difficult for him. Houston's only scoring opportunity came in the form of a safety in the second quarter, underscoring the Ravens' dominance laola1.at described.

With this victory, the Ravens have mobilized the necessary forces to win the division again in the final game against the Cleveland Browns on January 5th and secure a place in the playoffs. The Ravens have outscored their opponents 100-33 in their last three games since the bye week, reinforcing the impression that Lamar Jackson is on his way to his third MVP title. The Ravens will look to maintain their momentum and continue to be successful at the end of the season.