Lamar Jackson high school stats: Revisiting Ravens QB's best highlights from days at Boynton Beach

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Since taking over as a starter midway through his rookie season, Lamar Jackson has established himself as one of the most dynamic players to play the quarterback position in NFL history.

Jackson's one-of-a-kind playmaking ability is nothing new — long before he was an MVP at the NFL level, he was putting together Heisman-worthy numbers at Louisville. Before that, he became an internet sensation with his dominance at the prep level.

As with many superstars, Jackson's abilities were simply unfair during his high school days. And as he continues to forge an NFL career unlike any other, it's easy to point back to Jackson's roots.

Here is a look back at Jackson's high school years.

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Where is Lamar Jackson from?

Jackson is from Pompano Beach, Fla.

Pompano Beach is located in Florida's Broward County, and it has a population of over 100,000 citizens. The city is less than 40 miles north of Miami and is part of the Miami metropolitan area.

Where did Lamar Jackson go to high school?

Jackson graduated from Boynton Beach Community High School in Boynton Beach, Fla.

He attended Boynton Beach as a junior and senior after beginning his high school years at Santaluces Community High School in Lantana, Fla.

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Lamar Jackson high school highlights

Jackson was the ninth-ranked dual-threat QB in the high school class of 2015, per 247Sports. A five-minute reel from his senior season at Boynton Beach shows just how dominant he was against many opponents.

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Lamar Jackson high school juke video

In high school, Jackson went viral before the world knew who he was.

When Vine was still an active social media platform, there was an extremely popular field-level news clip of a QB juking his defender so viciously at the goal line that he was able to walk into the end zone nonchalantly. That QB? Jackson.

— Overtime (@overtime) January 7, 2021

Because the clip was rather short and nondescript, it took years for many people to realize that the QB featured was a future Heisman winner and NFL MVP. Other angles are just as impressive.

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