PITTSBURGH -- It took a while, but Hollywood Brown found the end zone once again.
For the first time since week one, Hollywood Brown and Lamar Jackson connected for a touchdown.
Jackson fired an 11-yard strike to Brown in the end zone, where a leaping Brown took a hard hit from behind but held onto the football for a touchdown.
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Tom Brady is arguably the greatest quarterback of all time, while Lamar Jackson has arguably had the best season of any signal caller in football this season.
While Brady certainly isn't known for using his legs, the Patriots quarterback challenged the speedy Jackson to a race on Thursday--but with a catch. Jackson had to wear roller blades while they ran on grass.
But Jackson didn't count out the 42-year-old veteran, saying, "he could probably win that race."
Remember, folks. We're talking about this guy.
Roller-blades or not, our money is still on Jackson.
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As most people already know, Lamar "Action" Jackson is a humble guy. Despite his phenomenal season and the many records that he continues to break, he never boasts or brags about himself.
However, that's where Ravens running back Mark āHype Manā Ingram II comes in.
Following the Ravensā 42-21 victory over the New York Jets on Thursday night, Fox reporter Erin Andrews allowed Ingram to interview Jackson and letās just say it was hilarious.
āMan, you broke Mike Vickās rushing record, youāre the AFC North Champions for the second year in a row, how it feel, tell me how it feel?ā Ingram asked.
Jackson answered with an expected response, āIt feel good but you know we have a lot of season left to play and we got two more banners to hang up.ā
Other players in the league should most definitely take notes. Ingram was natural, he had big energy and good pacing.
He could possibly have another career as a reporter.
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