Road to the Record

• Most 100-yard rushing performances (14) and 50-yard rushing performances (61) by a QB in NFL history.
• Most 1,000- (two), 800- (three), 700- (six) and 600-yard (seven) rushing seasons, respectively, by a QB in NFL history. Jackson is also tied (with Cam Newton) for the most 500-yard rushing seasons (seven) by a QB.
• Fastest QB in NFL history to reach 6,000 career rushing yards (100 games).
• Most consecutive seasons (six seasons, 2019-24) regardless of position, with at least 700 rushing yards on 5-or-more yards per carry since the 1970 merger.
• Jackson, who is 8 rushes shy of 1,000 entering Week 17, will own the highest rushing yards per carry average (6.0) by any player in NFL history who's registered at least 1,000 attempts.
• Jackson has registered at least 600 rushing yards, 4.5 yards per carry and 2 rushing TDs in all seven years of his career. The seven straight seasons (2018-24) reaching those marks ties RB Aaron Jones (2018-24) for the longest such streak by any player since the 1970 merger, regardless of position.

2019: Preseason 2 vs. Green Bay Packers (August 15, 2019)

It doesn't count towards the record because it was in the preseason (and negated by a penalty) but this run gave fans a taste of what Jackson's 2019 season would look like. Plus, he hurdled his old college teammate, Jaire Alexander.

2023: Week 16 at San Francisco 49ers (December 25, 2023)

Jackson gave Ravens fans a Christmas to remember when the Ravens routed the 49ers in 2023. One of the game's iconic plays was Jackson's 18 yards run on third-and-16 where he put All-Pro linebacker Fred Warner on skates.

Next Gen Stat: 18 Rushing Yards Over Expected

2024: Week 10 vs. Cincinnati Bengals (November 7, 2024)

This isn't the last time the Bengals will be on this list. Jackson somehow turned a 20-yard sack into a 10-yard gain and almost punched it at the end. He ran 58.1 yards on the play and retreated all the way back to the 31-yard line.

Next Gen Stat: 4% Chance to Gain First Down

2018: Week 16 at Los Angeles Chargers (December 22, 2018)

In just his sixth NFL start, Jackson burst through the middle and the Chargers couldn't even touch him. The rookie weaved his way through traffic for a 27-yard gain as he led Baltimore on a run to the postseason.

Next Gen Stat: 18.16 MPH Top Speed

2019: Week 7 at Seattle Seahawks (October 20, 2019)

John Harbaugh let his quarterback decide what he wanted to do on fourth down, and Jackson's answer was a resounding "hell yeah, coach, let's go for it!" It was the right call as Jackson darted through the line, past the first down marker, and extended the ball into the end zone.

Next Gen Stat: 2.2% TD Probability

2020: Week 4 at Washington Football Team (October 4, 2020)

There weren't fans in the stands to see it, but Jackson's 50-yard touchdown will make it into his all-time highlight reel. Jackson was just too fast for the Washington defense, which had a handful of players chasing him to no avail.

Next Gen Stat: 20.13 MPH Top Speed

2021: Week 1 at Las Vegas Raiders (September 13, 2021)

Jackson didn't need much time to get the Ravens into field goal range. On the first play after the two-minute warning, Jackson took off, breaking tackles all the way into Las Vegas territory.

Next Gen Stat: 22 Rushing Yards Over Expected

2020: Week 6 at Philadelphia Eagles (October 18, 2020)

If he sees a hole, he's probably gone. The Eagles defense froze on a fake handoff to J.K. Dobbins, giving Jackson a gap in the middle, and he never stopped running.

Next Gen Stat: 21.01 MPH Top Speed

2019: Week 13 vs. San Francisco 49ers (December 1, 2019)

Even the rain can't stop Jackson. On a sloppy day in Baltimore, Jackson jabbed his left foot into the grass, sending 49ers defensive back K'Waun Williams to the ground in what was one of the most impressive 11-yard gains you will see.

Next Gen Stat: 18.29 MPH Top Speed

2019: Week 14 at Buffalo Bills (December 8, 2019)

Bills linebacker Matt Milano went down in a hurry. One-on-one in the backfield, Jackson hit Milano with a "shake-and-bake" that sent him to the grass. The run put Jackson over 1,000 rushing yards for the season.

Next Gen Stat: 15.95 MPH Top Speed

2020: Week 3 at Kansas City Chiefs (September 28, 2020)

Jackson mashed all the buttons on this run. After getting around a Chiefs lineman, Jackson hit a juke to make one man miss and got past another at the goal line with a spin move, reaching the ball in for a score.

Next Gen Stat: 19.1 MPH Top Speed

2022: Week 2 vs. Miami Dolphins (September 18, 2022)

The longest run of Jackson's career was capped with a flip into the end zone. He had an opening up the middle and took off, running 79 yards for one of the longest touchdown runs by a quarterback in NFL history.

Next Gen Stat: 20.48 MPH Top Speed

2020: Wild Card at Tennessee Titans (January 11, 2020)

Jackson completely silenced the Titans crowd with his Wild Card run. On third-and-9, Jackson couldn't find anyone open, so he decided to do it himself. Jackson sprinted past Tennessee defenders before diving for the pylon in his first playoff victory.

Next Gen Stat: 20.52 MPH Top Speed

2019: Week 11 vs. Houston Texans (November 17, 2019)

Jackson somehow avoided a sack on this play and managed to turn it into a positive. He juked his way past the Houston defense before lowering his shoulder at the end for the iconic play.

Next Gen Stat: 43.9 Yards After Catch

2019: Week 10 at Cincinnati Bengals (November 10, 2019)

This run will transcend time. When Jackson is long retired, this play will still be on highlight reels everywhere with the legendary "he is Houdini" call. The first 15 yards were impressive enough, but he hit one of the nastiest spin moves ever to get past two Cincinnati defenders and run into the end zone with both hands in the air.

Next Gen Stat: 18.59 MPH Top Speed