The Baltimore Ravens came into Week 7 with a 4-2 record. While that's a solid record, facing the 5-1 Seattle Seahawks, meant they would not have it easy.

That proved to be true immediately as both teams went back and fourth with each other.

However, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson started to take over. That's something he's done a lot of this year.

In Week 7, it was mainly his legs doing the work. Jackson had a great run for a touchdown to give Baltimore the lead.

Then when they got the ball back, Jackson got them moving again. This time it was with an impressive long run.

Jackson really is just different. Not many people look that smooth running the ball, let alone a quarterback.

He saw an opening and took it. It got the Ravens from deep inside their own territory all the way up pass the 40, nearly to midfield.

This helped extend the drive that ended in Baltimore getting three more points, pushing their lead to 10.

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Jackson now has over 100 rushing yards again, and has quickly become one of the biggest attractions in all of football. Each week people want to tune in just to see what he's going to do next.

Is it going to be a perfect throw 50 yards down the field? Maybe an ill-advised cross-field throw off his back foot that somehow works?

This week, it's been all about his legs. Jackson's running all over the field, and could be running the Ravens to a fantastic 5-2 start and a very impressive win against a Super Bowl contender in Seattle.