Lamar Jackson does the impossible with his magical run for the Ravens

At this point, Lamar Jackson could potentially do anything with his feet on the football field.

Because on Thursday evening in the third quarter in Baltimore, he quickly turned a play that seemed dead into a near-touchdown.

With a third-and-9 at the Bengals' 11-yard line, the Ravens' quarterback took a snap out of the shotgun and scrambled to his right.

And then I climbed back a bit.

And then more.

In total, he was pursued by three Bengals defenders to about the 32-yard line.

But then Jackson charged forward down the sideline, tiptoeing to stay in the field and avoid the Bengals' linebackers and secondary players.

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He then fired a smidge down the middle of the field for the first down and nearly scored a touchdown before being tackled at the 1-yard line.

Officially it was only a 10-yard gain, but according to Next Gen Stats, he managed a total of 58.1 yards with his feet on the run.

It was an incredible play that allowed Derrick Henry a touchdown on the next play, cutting the Bengals' lead to 21-15.