Michael Vick paid Lamar Jackson a surprising compliment after the Baltimore Ravens QB broke his all-time NFL rushing record.

The Baltimore Ravens are celebrating a few things on Christmas Day against the Houston Texans. Not only are they blowing out the Texans, but they have a few ext

Michael Vick is one of my favorite players ... It’s a credit to all his success and how hard he’s worked. Certainly the Baltimore Ravens, who put the right people around him to get the ...

The Ravens have cleaned up penalty and special teams issues. The Ravens’ preparation for their grueling stretch was on display on “Hard Knocks.” Jamie Erdahl’s interview with Jackson and Derrick Henry was no piece of cake.

The Ravens’ Lamar Jackson broke Michael Vick’s all-time rushing record for a quarterback during Baltimore’s Christmas game against Houston.

Lamar Jackson now stands alone as the NFL's most prolific quarterback on the ground after he broke Michael Vick's QB rushing record.

Michael Vick is one of my favorite players ... It’s a credit to all his success and how hard he’s worked. Certainly the Baltimore Ravens, who put the right people around him to get the most out of what Lamar Jackson could do, from (offensive ...

Michael Vick held the record for most rushing yards by a quarterback for many years, until Baltimore Ravens superstar Lamar Jackson came along. Jackson, 27, may not run quite as much as he used to ...

HOUSTON (AP) — Baltimore’s Lamar Jackson passed Michael Vick for the most rushing yards by a quarterback in NFL history in a 31-2 victory over the Houston Texans on Wednesday. “Michael Vick, one of my favorite players,” Jackson said. “That’s just dope.”

Lamar Jackson has passed Michael Vick for the most rushing yards by a quarterback in NFL history. Jackson passed Vick on a 6-yard run with 7:16 remaining in the third quarter against the Houston Texans to give him 6,

The Baltimore Ravens dominated the Houston Texans in the second game of a Christmas doubleheader, crushing the home team at NRG Stadium in Houston.

When Michael Vick was a young boy growing up in the Ridley Circle housing project in the impoverished East End neighborhood of Newport News, Va., he spent endless hours playing what he called “hot ball.