It’s clear that Lamar Jackson played his best football this season. Now he has another statistic to prove it.

Jackson set the new single-season franchise record for touchdown passes with his 37th of the season, breaking his own record from his 2019 MVP season.

Jackson broke the record with a 7-yard strike to Mark Andrews in the third quarter. It was his third passing touchdown in the Ravens’ 34-17 win over the rival Pittsburgh Steelers.

“I thought Lamar was fantastic, and that’s no small amount of pressure (from the Steelers),” head coach John Harbaugh said. “Our guys did a good job up front, but Lamar… He’s under pressure. This group always pounces on the passer. They will put pressure on you. He stood in there and made a few throws. He always does that.”

According to TruMedia, the Steelers were successful on 68% of Jackson’s dropbacks. That’s an incredibly high amount and the highest the Ravens have seen this season.

“I think we just stayed (true) to what we preached all week – just take it one play at a time, no matter what happens in the game, just move on to the next play,” Jackson said. “Things happened as the game went on where it looked like we might have a little setback, but we didn’t let anything faze us – penalties, the little turnovers here and there and when we got stopped. “We focused on that” when we got another opportunity.