Lamar Jackson, for all of the inconsistencies that this troublesome season has fostered, has always had his niche little records. His 4-0 record in Cincinnati

Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens dominated the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday in their AFC North rivalry showdown. The Ravens shut out the Bengals, 24-0, as Baltimore made amends for its 32-14 loss to Cincinnati in Week 13.

The Ravens are in the No. 9 spot in the AFC playoff picture and will need to defeat the Steelers in Week 18 to have any shot at the postseason

Here’s how the Ravens graded out at every position in their 24-0 win over the Bengals: Quarterback Lamar Jackson played his best game since late October. There are still some things lacking, but he threw a 28-yard touchdown pass to receiver Zay Flowers in stride in the second quarter,

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson escapes multiple Cincinnati Bengals defenders for a 14-yard scramble against the Cincinnati Bengals.

After a slow start, Baltimore's offense scored the game's first points on a 32-yard touchdown pass from Lamar Jackson to running back Rasheen Ali. Jackson set up the score with a 14-yard run and a 32-yard completion to veteran DeAndre Hopkins.

Lamar Jackson is having one of the worst, if not the worst, year of his entire NFL career. The Baltimore Ravens franchise quarterback started out looking as though he was going to lock in his

LeBron James noted Joe Burrow 's performances since he returned to action after missing nine games with a toe injury. The two-time Comeback Player of the Year will be one to watch as the Bengals host the Ravens. James pointed out the Ravens' inconsistencies this season, and such is the tilting factor in his prediction.