Lamar Jackson Could Break Major Rushing QB Record Next Season

Jackson earned the second NFL MVP award of his six-year career in the league, and he helped lead the Ravens to finish as the No. 1 seed in the AFC with a 13-4 record.

The Baltimore quarterback has a talented arm, but what separates him from other signal-callers around the NFL is his incredible ability as a rusher.

Jackson has already broken a number of league and team records with his legs, and in 2024, he could break another.

According to Dov Kleiman on Twitter, former NFL signal-caller Michael Vick currently holds the league record for career rushing yards by a quarterback, but Jackson is well within reach to break this record next season.

In order to surpass Vick in the record books in 2024, Jackson would need to finish with at least 852 rushing yards.

Considering he’s averaged 58.8 rushing yards per game in his last three years, passing Vick is something that Jackson could easily accomplish next season, as long as he is able to remain healthy.

Even if the Baltimore quarterback doesn’t break Vick’s record in 2024, there’s a very good chance that he will pass the former Atlanta Falcons signal-caller in the record books during the 2025 season.

Regardless of how many rushing yards he accumulates, in 2024, Jackson and the Ravens will be looking to repeat the overall team success they had out on the field this past season.

Perhaps Baltimore and their star quarterback will even do enough in the 2024 campaign to earn a Super Bowl appearance.