Ian Jackson dominates with 27 points in thriller against Notre Dame

In Baltimore, the Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson made history by becoming the first quarterback in NFL history to achieve both 4,000 passing yards and 800 rushing yards in a single season. This milestone was reached on a significant day as Jackson played against the Cleveland Browns during the regular-season finale. Entering the game, he had already accumulated 3,955 passing yards and 39 touchdown passes, which showcased his impressive performance during the season. His 12-yard touchdown pass to Mark Andrews in the second quarter helped him reach the 4,000-yard mark and solidified his position as a top-performing quarterback. This monumental achievement further elevated Jackson among esteemed quarterbacks, as he became only the third Ravens quarterback to surpass 4,000 yards in a season, joining the company of Vinny Testaverde and Joe Flacco. On that day, a win would also clinch the AFC North title for the Ravens, adding more importance to Jackson's remarkable performance. Jackson’s versatility as both a passer and a rusher has redefined the quarterback position and has inspired many upcoming players who aspire to mimic his dual-threat capability. Jackson’s record-breaking performance not only reflects his individual talent but has also contributed significantly to the Ravens' success during the season, making him an exceptional asset for the team.