The Stats From Lamar Jackson's Epic ‘Monday Night Football’ Performance Even Surprised ... Lamar Jackson
Not a bad night at the office
Lamar Jackson shredded the Colts' defense to the tune of 442 yards and four passing touchdowns Monday night, erasing a 22–3 deficit en route to a walk-off touchdown. And while Jackson is no stranger to legendary performances, even he was surprised by his effort.
Jackson certainly dazzled on the field Monday night, though frankly, his on-field brilliance may pale in comparison to his moments behind the microphone. We caught another Jackson gem in his postgame interview Monday night.
Jackson and the Ravens now sit atop the AFC North at 4–1, in the driver's seat for the division crown as we roll through October. Let's hope to see Jackson jubilant again in postgame interviews in January as the Ravens look to hoist the Lombardi Trophy.
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