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.”

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.

Former NFL quarterback Michael Vick got emotional after his Fox NFL coworkers wore Norfolk hats to celebrate his new job.

Michael Vick has been introduced as Norfolk State’s football coach, a homecoming for the former NFL star and a splashy, attention-grabbing hire for a program that has struggled in recent years.

By one yard, the Ravens’ Lamar Jackson is now the NFL’s all-time leading rusher for a quarterback. He rushed for 87 yards in a 31-2 win over the Texans on Wednesday. That gives him 6,110 career rushing yards, one more yard that Vick had over his career.

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson came into Wednesday’s game against the Texans needing 86 rushing yards to pass Vick and become the NFL’s all-time leading rushing quarterback and he hit the mark in the third quarter.

Lamar Jackson is officially in a league of his own. The Baltimore Ravens quarterback set the all-time rushing yards record among quarterbacks

On the same day that Lamar Jackson broke Michael Vick's record for career QB rushing yards, Jackson also proved once again that he's more than just a runner.

It took only seven seasons for Lamar Jackson to set an all-time NFL record and when it's all said and done the record could be considered unbreakable. The Baltimore Ravens quarterback set a new best for career rushing yards by a quarterback on Wednesday, one of the best Christmas gifts he could have asked for.

Lamar Jackson's record-breaking performance propels Ravens to dominant victory over Texans, solidifying MVP case.