Lamar Jackson Stats Explode in 2025: Historic Passing & Rushing Totals Fuel Ravens’ Playoff Push

Baltimore — As Thanksgiving football kicks off, Lamar Jackson’s 2025 stat line paints the picture of a quarterback blending careful efficiency with trademark explosiveness. Through 11 weeks the Ravens signal-caller has thrown for 1,595 yards (26th in NFL), 15 touchdowns (T-16th) and just three interceptions while completing 66.7 percent of his passes and posting a 63.2 Total QBR. His traditional passer rating is an elite 111.0, second only to Matthew Stafford this season. On the ground Jackson remains a threat, though the numbers hint at a subtle philosophical shift under offensive coordinator Todd Monken. He has logged 237 rushing yards on 46 carries (5.2 ypc) with one rushing touchdown—down to 29.6 rushing yards per game compared with 55.0 in 2024. Baltimore’s improved offensive line and the arrival of Derrick Henry have allowed Jackson to pick his spots rather than carry the ground game every Sunday. Efficiency Kings: Jackson’s 0.77 percent interception rate is the lowest of his career and trails only Drake Maye league-wide. He averages 8.2 yards per attempt, mirroring last year’s breakout as a deep passer and keeping him inside the top five in YPA. Red-zone execution has also jumped: Jackson owns a 19-of-25 line (76 percent) with 13 scores and no turnovers inside the 20, the NFL’s best touchdown-to-interception ratio in that zone. Impact on the Standings: Baltimore sits 6-5, tied with Pittsburgh atop a congested AFC North. When Jackson’s passer rating exceeds 100, the Ravens are 5-1; when it falls below, they are 1-4. Thursday night’s primetime clash with Cincinnati therefore doubles as both a divisional litmus test and an opportunity for Jackson to strengthen a burgeoning MVP candidacy. Key Trends to Watch • Designed Runs: After averaging 5.6 designed rushes per game through 2024, Jackson is down to 2.3 this year, helping keep him fresh after minor hamstring and toe issues in November. • Deep-Ball Accuracy: His 59 percent completion rate on throws 20+ yards downfield leads all qualifying quarterbacks, a direct boost to Zay Flowers’ 15.2 yards-per-catch breakout. • Sack Avoidance: Despite a career-high 2.47 seconds to throw, Jackson has been sacked on only 5.6 percent of drop-backs, shaving nearly two points off last season’s rate. Fantasy and Betting Angle: Jackson ranks QB9 in total fantasy points but QB3 in points-per-game among active starters thanks to a bye-week gap. Sportsbooks have installed the Ravens as seven-point favorites over a Bengals defense surrendering 24.9 PPG; Jackson’s player prop line sits at 252.5 passing yards and 32.5 rushing. Bottom Line: Lamar Jackson’s 2025 stats showcase a quarterback evolving from dual-threat dynamo into a surgical passer who can still scorch defenses with his legs. If the efficiency holds, Baltimore’s playoff ceiling will hinge less on how often Jackson runs and more on how ruthlessly he capitalizes when he does.