Ravens' Lamar Jackson dominates Steelers with multiple TDs, leads team to 28-3 victory

The Baltimore Ravens went into halftime leading the Pittsburgh Steelers 10-3. However, they had several missed opportunities, including two end zone drops, other drops, and a fumble near midfield. Despite this, they decided to go for it on 4th-and-2 instead of taking a field goal. In the first half, Lamar Jackson had an impressive performance against the NFL's top-ranked defense, completing 10 of 12 passes for 146 yards and three total touchdowns (two rushing and one passing). The Ravens had a commanding lead of 21-3 at halftime, with Jackson outgaining the Browns 249-70 and the team having 117 rushing yards compared to the Browns' 10. In the second half, Jackson continued his dominance, throwing an 18-yard touchdown pass to Mark Andrews and scoring another rushing touchdown. The Ravens ultimately won the game against the Browns with a score of 28-3. This victory marked the first time that Jackson scored multiple rushing and passing touchdowns in the same game.