Lamar Jackson went into Thursday’s game against the New York Jets with history on his mind, as he was primed to break Michael Vick’s record for most rushing yards in a season for a quarterback.

Jackson joined Vick as the only quarterbacks to ever rush for 1,000 yards in a season, when he gained 40 yards against the Bills last week to reach 1,017 rushing yards on the season.

That put Jackson just 32 yards away from breaking Vick’s record, which he obliterated with 86 yards rushing against the Jets.

Jackson now has 1,103 rushing yards on the season and is well on the way to winning the league MVP.

Along with his work on the ground, Jackson dominated the Jets through the air, completed 15 of his 23 passes for 212 yards and five touchdowns.

The Ravens cruised to a 42-21 victory over the Jets, moving to 12-2 on the season. In doing so, Baltimore has clinched the AFC North for the second-straight year under Jackson’s leadership.

While clinching the division is a big deal, all eyes were on Jackson during and after this game, as no one thought Michael Vick’s record would ever be touched.

The reason being that Vick was a once and a generation type talent, but all of a sudden there is another one in Lamar Jackson.

Jackson now has two more games to pad his MVP stats before getting ready to lead his team into the playoffs.

Coming of 10-straight wins the Ravens are considered the favorites to make it out of the AFC, although the New England Patriots and the Kansas City Chiefs both present difficult matchups.

Everything should be in place for Baltimore, as one more win clinches a playoff bye and home field throughout the playoffs.

The only way they don’t get a playoff bye at this point though is for the Chiefs and Patriots to win out and the Ravens to lose their last two games.

Considering the way the Ravens have been playing though, it is hard to see anyone betting against them in any game doing down the stretch.

The New Orleans Saints suffered a devastating loss to the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday.

While losing the game was a tough pill to swallow, the worse one may have been the player they lost, as Marcus Davenport came away with a season-ending injury.

Davenport is a key player in the Saints defensive front, as the second-year player was in the midst of a great season.

New Orleans traded up 13 picks in the 2018 NFL Draft to select Davenport with the 14th overall pick. In his rookie season, Davenport had 4.5 sacks, 12 QB hits and 22 tackles.

This year, Davenport improved upon those numbers with six sacks, 16 QB hits and 31 tackles through 13 games.

New Orleans has already clinched their division title, but they have plenty left to play for this regular season.

Currently sitting at 10-3, the Saints are tied with Green Bay Packers and are a game behind the 49ers for a first round playoff bye in the NFC.

The Saints are certainly going to miss Davenport’s services over the last three weeks of the season and in the playoffs, as they hope to make another Super Bowl run.

If your a fantasy football player that has Mike Evans on your team, this is going to be some very unfortunate news.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers superstar receiver was in the midst of another incredible season, but now it appears that year has come to close as he is getting shut down due to a hamstring injury.

Evans granted his fantasy football owners one final gift on the way out, as he injured the hamstring on his seventh touchdown of the season that went for 40 or more yards.

Evan trails only Mike Williams for receivers who have more 40+ yard touchdowns, as he has been a home run threat all year for Tampa.

Through 13 games, Evans had 67 catches for 1,157 yards and eight touchdowns. His 89 yards per game average was the second-highest mark of his career, trailing only the 95.3 mark he put up last season.

If this is the end of Evans’ season, it will be the first time in his career that he won’t play at least 15 games.

Even though he did not play 15 games, Evans prolonged his streak of 1,000-yard seasons, as the 26-year-old has eclipsed that mark in each of his first six seasons.

While this is devastating news if Evans is on your fantasy team, the Buccaneers are all but eliminated from the playoffs so Evans can now get a jump start on his offseason.