Lamar Jackson gave Baltimore Ravens fans another Christmas to remember, accounting for three total touchdowns and becoming the NFL's all-time leader in rushing yards for a quarterback en route to a dominant 31-2 victory.

Lamar Jackson was putting on a Christmas show of his own in Houston on Wednesday. The Baltimore Ravens' quarterback was using his brain, arms and legs to leave the Houston Texans rattled. In the second quarter,

In pregame warmups, Ravens punter Jordan Stout accidentally struck a Texans assistant coach in the endzone. Houston running back Joe Mixon wasn't happy about it, and when the next punt came, he caught it and immediately kicked the ball into the stands.

I thought we came in with good energy from the locker room pre-game," Stroud said. "I was excited to play on Christmas my first time. Last year I was out so I was excited to pl

Lamar Jackson made NFL history on Wednesday, breaking the league's career rushing record for quarterbacks in the Baltimore Ravens‘ dominant 31-2 victory over the Houston Texans. The win bolstered Baltimore’s push for the AFC North title and strengthened Jackson's MVP candidacy.