At the time of this writing, Michael Vick has 47 rushing yards against the Pittsburgh Steelers. It's not a lot, but it was enough for the New York Jets quarterback to make NFL history.
According to ESPN, Vick became the first quarterback in league history to have 6,000 career rushing yards.
Vick already held the record for career rushing yards by a quarterback coming into the season, and had 5,967 yards rushing coming into the game. To put that into context, Vick's former Eagles teammate running back LeSean McCoyhas 6,095 yards as of last week.
Quarterback Randall Cunningham is the second quarterback on the list with 4,928 career yards, and Steve Young had 4,239.
Vick is currently leading the Jets to an upset win over the Steelers, and it includes the 34-year-old showing vintage signs of himself like when he broke Brice McCain's ankles.
Congrats to Vick!
