Lamar Jackson broke all sorts of records with his final regular season performance. FOX Sports Research broke down how, along with ten other incredible stats from Week 18.

For the second straight season, the Baltimore Ravens have won the AFC North. Lamar Jackson and the Ravens clinched a division title with a 35-10 win over

Former Louisville Cardinals star Lamar Jackson capped a sensational NFL regular season by setting a couple of new records.

At 27 years old, Lamar Jackson became the second-youngest player to win multiple MVPs. He led the Ravens to the best record in the NFL, 13-4, beating 10 teams with records at .500 or better. Jackson passed for 3,678 yards and 24 touchdowns in addition to rushing for 821 yards and five touchdowns.

Already a two-time MVP winner, Jackson has made another strong case this season. Through 16 games, the former first-round pick has posted 3,955 passing yards, a 39-to-4 touchdown to interception ratio, a 67.5 completion percentage and an NFL-leading 8.9 yards per pass attempt and 121.6 passer rating.

While he didn't break the NFL single-season passer rating record, Lamar Jackson came extremely close. He entered the regular season finale with history's second-highest single-season

Lamar Jackson continues to redefine greatness in the NFL as the Baltimore Ravens' quarterback shattered multiple records in a dominant 35-10 victory over the Cleveland Browns. Jackson became the first player in league history to pass for over 4,

Baltimore Banner Sports put together a video of Ravens players trying Night Lights, star quarterback Lamar Jackson's unisex cologne. The players had fun and varied reactions to the cologne, but two off-screen players really stole the show with their comments in the background.

Baltimore Ravens superstar quarterback Lamar Jackson may well be on his way to winning his third NFL MVP award. Doing so would put him in an elite club

The MVP race could end up being a big bonus for Josh Allen if he manages to win it over Lamar Jackson, who has had an incredible season with the Baltimore Ravens. Josh Allen has had a season nearly as impressive as Lamar Jackson’s,

For Baltimore to reach the Super Bowl, it will need to exorcise demons of years past, and their superstar quarterback will need to win three consecutive postseason games, one more than he’s won over his first six NFL campaigns.