Lamar Jackson took another step toward his third MVP award on Christmas as he carved up the Houston Texans on the ground and through the air. After the game, Ravens running back Derrick Henry gave a strong pitch for Jackson's case.

The Texans had zero answers on either side of the ball against Lamar Jackson and the Ravens' overpowering defense.

The Ravens won three games by a combined score of 100-33 and now have control of the AFC North with one game to play.

The Ravens put the NFL world on notice and are peaking right after a dominant 31-2 win over the Houston Texans on

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HOUSTON — The Houston Texans certainly didn’t look like a playoff team in a rout by the Baltimore Ravens on Wednesday. With just one game left until the playoffs begin, the AFC South champions know they’ll have to get much better to be competitive in the postseason.

The Houston Texans might be headed back to the playoffs, but they gave little hope of being a threat to win multiple games following a putrid and near-watchable performance against the Baltimore Ravens.

Behind Lamar Jackson's record-setting night, the Baltimore Ravens bested the Texans 31-2 on Christmas Day, where most of the conversation was built around Beyoncé's halftime performance. That was the most life Houston had all afternoon following a performance to forget.