Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson entered the team’s Week Four game boasting an interesting, if surprising, record. He had posted the lowest interception percentage in NFL history among qualifying quarterbacks, or those with at least 250 pass attempts.
Jackson had thrown just three interceptions over the span of his first 270 career pass attempts through 19 total games played in the regular season, translating to an interception percentage of just 1.1. But in the two games that have followed, accounting for an additional 62 pass attempts, he has added five more to his career total, rating his career interception percentage to 2.