BALTIMORE -- Lamar Jackson delivered another MVP performance while etching his name in the Baltimore Ravens record book once again.
In Sunday's 41-7 rout of the Houston Texans, Jackson became the first player in Ravens history to produce multiple games with four touchdown passes. On his scores, Jackson connected with Seth Roberts (15 yards), Mark Andrews (18 yards) and Mark Ingram (25 and 12 yards).
The Ravens (8-2) extended their winning streak to six games, the longest current one in the NFL. Baltimore is now within a half-game of New England for the top seed in the AFC.