Lamar Jackson stats vs. Dolphins: How Ravens star has tormented Miami's defense in career

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There's no place like home. Or rather, there's nothing like playing against your hometown team.

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson isn't quite from Miami, but his hometown of Pompano Beach, Fla., is closer to the Miami Dolphins than any other NFL team. As such, some of Jackson's best performances as a professional have come against the Dolphins.

With the Ravens in the AFC North and the Dolphins in the AFC East, it's not often that Jackson gets to play Miami, but some of his most memorable moments have come in their meetings. From two perfect passer ratings to a multitude of explosive plays, Jackson does not disappoint vs. the Dolphins.

Here is a look back at how Jackson performs when the Ravens face the Dolphins.

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Lamar Jackson stats vs. Dolphins 

Through four games, Jackson has posted a 2-2 record against the Dolphins.

Jackson has turned in some impressive performances against Miami, as Baltimore has two blowout wins, bookending closer losses. Here is a look at how each game has gone.

SeasonComp/AttPass YardsPass TDsIntRush YardsRush TDsResult
201917/203245060Ravens 59, Dolphins 10
202126/4323811390Dolphins 22, Ravens 10
202221/29318301191Dolphins 42, Ravens 38
202318/2132150350Ravens 56, Dolphins 19
202518/2320440130Ravens 28, Dolphins 6

Week 1, 2019: Ravens 59, Dolphins 10

Jackson's first-ever Week 1 start came less than 40 miles from his birthplace. He did not disappoint.

He turned in a perfect passer rating by completing 17 of 20 (85.0 percent) of his passes for 324 yards and five touchdowns, two of which went to Hollywood Brown. Baltimore scored 28 unanswered points to begin the game and led 52-10 at the end of the third quarter.

The Lamar to Hollywood connection strikes again 😤 @Lj_era8 @Primetime_jet pic.twitter.com/1MEfSvZlui

— The Checkdown (@thecheckdown) September 8, 2019

The game got so out of hand that Jackson was able to rest in the fourth quarter, when he was spelled by Robert Griffin III. 

Week 10, 2021: Dolphins 22, Ravens 10

Jackson's second trip to Miami wasn't as sweet, as the Ravens fell to a Dolphins team that came into "Thursday Night Football" with a 2-7 record.

The first touchdown of the game wasn't scored until the fourth quarter, and it was Miami recovering a fumble for a touchdown to take a 12-point lead. Jackson's lone touchdown of the game was a pass to Mark Andrews, but the Dolphins put things away with a touchdown to go back up by two scores.

Jackson finished the game with 238 passing yards, but he threw a touchdown and was sacked four times. He carried the ball nine times for 39 yards.

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Week 2, 2022: Dolphins 42, Ravens 38

Week 2 of the 2022 season was an old-fashioned high-scoring affair, but Jackson and the Ravens were on the wrong side of a comeback.

Jackson threw three passing touchdowns in the first half, and Baltimore took a 28-7 lead into the locker room. After Miami cut the deficit to 14, Jackson put the Ravens back up by 21 points with a 79-yard rushing touchdown.

— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) September 18, 2022

Baltimore's 21-point lead evaporated in the fourth, as Miami tied the game with 5:19 remaining. The Ravens regained the lead with 2:18 left, but a two-minute drive capped by a touchdown secured a 42-38 Dolphins win.

Jackson's numbers were incredible, as he finished 21 of 29 for 318 passing yards and three passing touchdowns. He also had nine carries for 119 yards and a score on the ground.

Week 17, 2023: Ravens 56, Dolphins 19

In the final regular-season action of Jackson's second MVP season, he made an MVP statement.

Jackson and the Ravens cruised to a 37-point win behind Jackson's tidy 18-of-21 passing performance, as his completions went for 321 yards and five touchdowns. He also had five rushes for 35 yards.

It was the second perfect passer rating Jackson turned in against Miami.

Like his first meeting against the Dolphins, Jackson was able to head to the sideline early, with Tyler Huntley finishing the game.

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Week 8, 2025: Ravens 28, Dolphins 6

Jackson's first game back from hamstring trouble proved fruitful. Not only did Baltimore record yet another blowout win over Miami. But Jackson impressed, recording four touchdowns to just five incompletions.

Jackson didn't have to do too much to leave Miami's defense in tatters. He only barely cleared the 200-yard plateau. But he left his mark on the Hard Rock Stadium grass. His impact was best reflected in his quarterback rating, which exceeded 140 for the fourth time in five appearances against the Fins.

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