In a dominant performance against the Houston Texans, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson shattered Michael Vick's career rushing record for a quarterback, amassing 87 yards on the ground, including a remarkable 48-yard touchdown run. His teammate, running back Derrick Henry, also shone brightly, adding 147 rushing yards and a touchdown of his own as the Ravens triumphed 31-2.
Following the game, Jackson and Henry participated in an interview with Jamie Erdahl, where they were presented with a Netflix-themed cake. However, both players politely declined the celebratory treat. Jackson questioned the flavor, identifying it as red velvet, before ultimately refusing a slice. Henry also abstained, stating his preference for "real food" before dessert. Erdahl, left to enjoy the cake herself, described it as "delicious."
The victory solidified the Ravens' position atop the AFC North, giving them a one-game advantage over the Pittsburgh Steelers, who fell to the Kansas City Chiefs earlier that day in the first-ever NFL game broadcast on Netflix. Jackson's record-breaking performance brought his career rushing total to 6,110 yards, surpassing Vick's previous mark. Ravens head coach John Harbaugh praised Jackson's consistent excellence, calling his performance "phenomenal."
