BALTIMORE, Maryland—From a deficit of 19 points late in the third quarter, Lamar Jackson brought the Baltimore Ravens to a comeback overtime victory, 31–25, over the Indianapolis Colts on Oct. 11. It was another Monday Night Football instant classic with career-high performances. Jackson had a career-high 442 yards passing on 37 of 43 attempts. He threw four touchdowns without an interception. Known as a dual throwing and running threat, he also led the Raven rushing with 62 yards. When he is leading the rushing stats, that is usually an indicator that the team is not rushing well overall. The Ravens had tied the NFL record for the most consecutive 100-yard rushing games at 43. The record would likely be broken against the 1–3 Colts. The Colts’ defense however stumped the Ravens’ attack through nearly three quarters and held the Ravens to 86 yards rushing. With the Colts leading 16–3 in the …