Move over Michael Vick.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson came into Wednesday’s game against the Texans needing 86 rushing yards to pass Vick and become the NFL’s all-time leading rushing quarterback and he hit the mark in the third quarter.
Jackson had a six-yard run to get to 87 rushing yards for the day and 6,110 in his career. Jackson set the mark in his 102nd career game while Vick played in 143 games over the course of his career, so Jackson is going to put a lot of distance between himself and Vick in the coming years.
Jackson threw a one-yard touchdown pass to tight end Mark Andrews a couple of plays after he broke Vick’s record and the Ravens are up 31-2 late in the third quarter in Houston.
