The Baltimore Ravens came up short in their Monday Night Football showdown against the Detroit Lions, but quarterback Lamar Jackson still made NFL history . Despite a 38-30 loss that dropped Baltimore to 1-2, Jackson’s remarkable streak of passing consistency provided a silver lining on an otherwise frustrating night.

Early in the second quarter of the Ravens vs. Lions Week 3 Monday Night Football matchup, Jackson connected with wide receiver Rashod Bateman for a 5-yard touchdown on a play-action rollout. The score marked Jackson’s 27th consecutive game with at least one touchdown pass — now the longest active streak in the NFL.

The Ravens' official communications team took to X (formerly known as Twitter), highlighting the two-time MVP’s latest accolade in a quote tweet of the red

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