Lamar Jackson Breaks NFL QB Rushing Record in Ravens' Dominant Win Over Texans

The Ravens' 31-2 victory, fueled by Jackson's historic performance and Derrick Henry's power running, secures their AFC North lead with one game remaining.

Lamar Jackson surpassed Michael Vick to become the NFL's all-time leading rushing quarterback, reaching 6,110 career yards with a 48-yard touchdown run.
Jackson accounted for three touchdowns—two passing and one rushing—while achieving a passer rating of 143 and rushing for 87 yards on four carries.
Running back Derrick Henry contributed 147 rushing yards and a touchdown, breaking the Ravens' single-season rushing touchdown record with his 17th score of the season.
The Ravens' defense dominated, sacking Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud five times and holding Houston to just 58 rushing yards and no offensive touchdowns.
With the win, Baltimore (11-5) takes sole possession of the AFC North lead and can clinch the division title with a victory over the Cleveland Browns in their regular-season finale.