Lamar Jackson rallies Ravens with career-best fourth quarter
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson had a spectacular game, leading his team to a thrilling 41-38 overtime victory against the Cincinnati Bengals. Jackson showcased one of the best performances of his career, particularly in a standout fourth quarter where he displayed exceptional playmaking ability under pressure. With a perfect 158.3 passer rating in that final quarter, Jackson threw for 197 yards and three touchdowns, marking a career-high in a single quarter
One of the most memorable moments came late in the fourth when Jackson, facing defensive pressure, fumbled the snap but recovered, evaded multiple defenders, and completed a 25-yard touchdown pass to Isaiah Likely. This play was praised widely as one of the most extraordinary of Jackson's career, with fans and analysts alike calling it an instant classic and a defining highlight of his MVP-caliber season
The Ravens’ victory strengthens their lead in the AFC North, giving them a critical advantage over the Bengals. Jackson's leadership and resilience were evident throughout the game, inspiring his teammates and putting the Ravens in a strong position heading into the latter part of the season.