Yahoo Sports Can't-Miss Play: 48-yard TD! Lamar Jackson leaves Texans D in the dust
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson registers 21.25 MPH and leaves Houston Texans defense in the dust on 48-yard TD!
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson registers 21.25 MPH and leaves Houston Texans defense in the dust on 48-yard TD!
Is this the year the Ravens finally reach a Super Bowl with Lamar Jackson?
Jackson set the NFL record for most career rushing yards and also threw a pair of touchdowns.
Lamar Jackson broke a record and made his MVP case on Christmas.
Last year's games, on normal television, averaged 29 million.
Diontae Johnson won't make his Texans debut on Christmas Day.
The NFL MVP race might come down to the end of the season.
If Jackson does sneak out of the locker room to catch the halftime show, he wouldn't be the first player to do so.
Tampa Bay's blockers didn't get cars or swords, but don't need to pay insurance and taxes for cookies.
6x Pro Bowl DT Gerald McCoy and 2x Super Bowl champion Kyle Van Noy break down Saquon Barkley’s historic 2,000-yard season and debate whether the Eagles should let him chase Eric Dickerson’s rushing record. They also recap the Ravens’ dominant win over the Texans, Kyle’s 11.5-sack season milestone, and JD’s playoff-clinching performance for the Commanders. Plus, standout moments from Week 17, playoff implications, and bold predictions for an epic 2025.
Washington narrowly missed a 2-point conversion and onside kick recovery in a thrilling Sun Bowl finish.
A heated exchange between Thompson and Heat guard Tyler Herro on Sunday sparked a fight that led to six people getting ejected.
Alabama finishes the season at 9-4, failing to win at least 10 games for the first time since 2007.
Allen has started 114 straight games for the Bills dating back to 2018.
With their contention window wide open, this winter should’ve been the time for Baltimore to make some significant moves to upgrade the roster.
Hurts missed Week 17, while Purdy suffered his injury during Monday's loss to the Lions.
Denver was a first down away from being able to play for a tie and a playoff berth.
Philadelphia might still have plenty to play for in Week 18 — with Barkley in striking distance of Eric Dickerson's single-season NFL rushing record.
Minnesota should scare every NFC Super Bowl contender. The Vikings have their “freaking” quarterback, and he’s showing no signs of stopping this season’s improbable run of answers anytime soon.
The Eagles have nothing to play for seeding-wise, but Barkley has history to play for. Given his value to the team's Super Bowl aspirations, is it worth the risk?
Barkley reached the milestone in Sunday's game against the Dallas Cowboys.