Jackson threw three touchdown passes and Marlon Humphrey scored on a fourth-quarter interception return to help the Ravens pull even with Pittsburgh atop the AFC North with a 34-17 victory over the Steelers on Saturday.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is enjoying possibly the best season of his career, and that's saying quite a lot considering he's already a two-time MVP. Saturday's game against the Pittsburgh Steelers was just a continuation of that incredible season,

On Saturday, Jackson will either end Pittsburgh's dominance over Baltimore or the Steelers will clinch the AFC North title on the Ravens' home field. Baltimore (9-5) can clinch a playoff berth and a first-place division tie to Pittsburgh (10-4) with a victory, but they will likely need Jackson to decrease his mistakes as well.

Lamar Jackson will finally have help he’s never enjoyed before against Pittsburgh. He'll face the Steelers in front of a packed stadium that's actually cheering for him.

The win was especially significant for Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, who famously came into the matchup with just a 1-4 record against the Steelers in his career. Jackson has missed a number of games against the Steelers in his career because of injuries, but when healthy, had only defeated the Ravens' arch nemesis just once until Saturday.

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Lamar’s losses Two-time MVP Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has struggled against his team’s biggest rival, the Pittsburgh Steelers. He is 1-4 as a starter against them, and his 66.7 career passer rating vs.