Lamar Jackson’s first touchdown of the season also moved him alongside two of the NFL’s most recognizable quarterbacks.
Jackson scored on a designed 5-yard run during the first quarter of Baltimore’s season opener against Indianapolis. The touchdown was the 36th rushing score of his career, tying Aaron Rodgers and Michael Vick for 11th on the NFL’s all-time list among quarterbacks.
With that TD, @Lj_era8 is now tied with Aaron Rodgers and Michael Vick for 11th in all-time rushing TDs by a QB (36). https://t.co/ovd56zNWJr
— Baltimore Ravens Communications (@Ravens_Comms) September 13, 2026
Jackson’s run completed an explosive response after Indianapolis opened the game with a pair of field goals. He put Baltimore in scoring position by connecting with Zay Flowers for a 49-yard gain before finishing the drive himself.
The touchdown tied the game at 6, and the ensuing extra point gave Baltimore a 7-6 lead.
Jackson already owns the NFL’s single-season quarterback rushing record after gaining 1,206 yards during his first MVP campaign in 2019. Now, the Ravens star continues to climb the career touchdown list while strengthening his place among the greatest dual-threat quarterbacks in league history.
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Lamar Jackson moves into 11th place on the quarterback rushing TD list













