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

Because on Thursday night in the third quarter in Baltimore, he instantly turned a play that seemed dead into a near touchdown in a play that ultimately helped the Ravens win a 35-34 thriller over the rival Bengals.

Jackson threw three touchdown passes in the fourth quarter, and the Ravens held off Cincinnati with a two-point conversion with 38 seconds left to secure the victory.

The Ravens came back from trailing 21-7 in the third quarter and overcame a huge play from Cincinnati receiver Ja’Marr Chase, and the comeback began thanks to Jackson’s impressive run.

With a third-and-9 on the Bengals’ 11-yard line, the Ravens quarterback pulled the trigger and scrambled to his right.

And then backtracked a bit.

And then some more.

In all, he was chased by three Bengals defenders all the way back to around the 32-yard line.

But at that moment, Jackson took off forward along the near sideline, tiptoeing to stay in bounds and avoid the Bengals linebackers and secondary.

He then made a quick move to the middle of the field, getting the first down and nearly getting a touchdown before being tackled at the 1-yard line.

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“I’m just trying to make something happen. That’s it,” Jackson said. “I wanted to throw the ball away, but when I turned around I had space.”

Officially it was only a 10-yard gain, but according to Next Gen Stats he gained a total of 58.1 yards while running with his feet.

It was an incredible play and it set up a Derrick Henry touchdown on the next play, cutting the Bengals’ lead to 21-15.

“It starts with Lamar and often ends with Lamar,” Baltimore coach John Harbaugh said. “But between Lamar and Lamar, there are a lot of great players surrounding him. I think that’s where our offense is right now.”

Jackson capped off the strong night with 290 passing yards, four touchdowns (no interceptions) and 33 rushing yards in a big AFC North win.

— with AP