Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was not shy about pointing out his kryptonite in the Kansas City Chiefs. Fortunately, he is looking more like his Superman self against the Washington Football Team in Week 4.

The Ravens star quarterback managed to find the crease in Washington's defense and torched them for the longest touchdown run of his career:

The Ravens star quarterback has had plenty of impressive runs throughout his career already, but it is safe to say that this one is among the top. The burst he displayed on the play is evidence of why the reigning MVP is considered to be a cheat code under center.

Although the Ravens were looking to put Jackson's arm talent on display in the 2020 NFL season, it has not come at the cost of his role in the run game. Given his track record, it is safe to say that this is only the first of many touchdown runs this year. Be prepared for plenty more highlight-reel runs from the MVP as this season moves along.

The Ravens entered this game with a 2-1 record.

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