Lamar Jackson Caught His Own Pass for a 13-Yard Gain, and Tony Romo Was Beside Himself

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson made a play during the AFC championship game against the Kansas City Chiefs that left everyone, especially CBS commentator Tony Romo, astounded. 

Jackson somehow completed a pass to himself on a second-down play in the second quarter of the Ravens-Chiefs game. The presumptive NFL MVP attempted a pass, which was tipped straight into the air, then, along with three Chiefs defenders, tracked the ball like a baseball outfielder. 

Jackson hauled in the pass and ran it for a 13-yard gain, leaving Romo practically giddy on the broadcast. Here's the play, which was posted onto the Ravens' account on X, formerly Twitter. 

Here's another angle.

"One of the greatest plays I’ve ever seen. This is intercepted 100% by the Chiefs [safety Justin] Reid, and Lamar uses the instincts, the God-given gifts, the awareness to beat him to the punch, and makes one of the greatest plays you’ll ever see in a championship game," exclaimed Romo. 

It was indeed incredible awareness by Jackson, who made another highlight reel play earlier in the game on the Ravens' touchdown. 

Judging by how Kansas City has looked in the first half, Baltimore may need some more Jackson magic to pull off a victory.