Ravens QB Lamar Jackson throws a 5-yard touchdown pass to Justice Hill to give Baltimore a 21-0 lead at halftime.

Quarterback Lamar Jackson fired a 19-yard touchdown to running back Justice Hill, giving the club a 21-3 lead midway through the second quarter.

Justice Hill returned the opening kickoff 61 yards, ... Lamar Jackson got the ball stripped out of his hands at the end of a 15-yard run, and the Giants recovered.

Instead, Jackson scrambled for 6.31 seconds and ultimately found an open Justice Hill for a touchdown with two seconds remaining in the half. And let me tell ya, Harbaugh was *sweating* as he ...

News & Notes: Justice Hill Will Play vs. Browns, Nelson Agholor Returns to Practice Dec 30, 2024 at 07:34 ... Lamar Jackson has discussed increasing team bonding activities.

Justice Hill scores on a touchdown pass from Lamar Jackson during the first half of the Ravens-Steelers playoff game. AP That drive — nine plays, 90 yards — took only 1:51.

Lamar Jackson escaped the pass rush and found Justice Hill for a five-yard touchdown. Baltimore leads 21-0 at the intermission. Lamar Jackson buys time and finds Justice Hill for the TD!

Nine plays later, the diligence paid off with Jackson scrambling away from pressure and eventually connecting with Justice Hill on a spirit-breaking 5-yard touchdown pass with just two seconds ...

Knee-jerk reaction: Lamar Jackson played like an MVP. ... Justice Hill's touchdown just before halftime. With less than 10 seconds to play in the first half and the Ravens out of timeouts, ...

Jackson now has 22 touchdowns passing and zero interceptions on Monday in his career. Derrick Henry rumbled his way to 140 yards, and Justice Hill ripped off a 51-yard touchdown run as a finishing ...

Justice Hill returned the opening kickoff 61 yards, setting up the Ravens in Giants territory to start the game. But on the Ravens’ second offensive play, Lamar Jackson got the ball stripped out of ...

Lamar Jackson is so good and so elusive that he manages to defy football strategy. And while that can make a head coach awfully nervous in real time, the payoff is often worth it in the end.