A replay of the touchdown pass shows Hubbard devastatingly falling to his knees after Jackson broke his tackle and created the Ravens’ crazy touchdown. You know, this is just what it’s like defending a future Hall of Famer sometimes:

Lamar Jackson and Joe Burrow have performed for the ages as quarterbacks in the Cincinnati Bengals home matchup against the Baltimore Ravens. After Burrow connected with Ja’Marr Chase on a 70-yard score to put the Bengals up ten,

Lamar Jackson threw four touchdown passes and led a comeback from a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit on Sunday as the visiting Baltimore Ravens rallied for a 41-38 overtime win over the Cincinnati Bengals.

Joe Burrow had a career day and the Cincinnati Bengals led by 10 points three times in the second half. That still wasn’t enough. The defense couldn’t stop Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens’ offense in a stunning 41-38 overtime loss.

Still, it wasn’t enough, as Lamar Jackson and company rallied from a late fourth-quarter deficit to force overtime with a 56-yard field goal from Justin Tucker. In overtime, the Bengals recovered a Lamar Jackosn fumble but were unable to win it after Evan McPherson missed a 56-yard field goal of his win.