Lamar Jackson's focus on playoffs after Ravens win AFC North - ESPN

BALTIMORE — In leading the Baltimore Ravens to a 35-10 win over the Cleveland Browns on Saturday, quarterback Lamar Jackson clinched his fourth AFC North title and put the finishing touches on a record-setting regular season.

But, unlike many of his teammates, Jackson wasn't wearing the hats and T-shirts that celebrated the Ravens' latest division title.

«I'm very proud of my team,» Jackson said. «We battled and we got the job done, but the job is undone.»

The Ravens (12-5) secured the No. 3 seed and will host a playoff game next weekend either against the Los Angeles Chargers or Pittsburgh Steelers. Jackson remains in the conversation to win a third NFL Most Valuable Player award but teammates say he has been only talking about what it will take to reach his first Super Bowl.

«I'm focused on the wild-card game, I'm not going to lie to you,» Jackson said. «I'm cool with what's going on today. I'm cool, don't get me wrong. But my mind's on something else.»

By putting together his best statistical season, the reigning NFL MVP wrapped up one of the most remarkable regular seasons by a quarterback.

Jackson became the first player in NFL history to amass 4,000 yards passing and 900 yards rushing in a season. He also set a league benchmark by becoming the first to throw over 40 touchdown passes and fewer than five interceptions. Jackson finished with 41 touchdown passes and four interceptions.

«He's just one of a kind. There's nobody like Lamar Jackson,» Ravens coach John Harbaugh said. «He's in the locker room, and he's not happy about the last drive… he wants everything to be perfect, everything. That's why these numbers are the way they are, because of who he is.»

Baltimore showed its resiliency this season. The Ravens had