Kicker Tyler Loop, a Dallas area native still haunted by a playoff-eliminating missed kick, just found ultimate redemption! He nailed a clutch 56-yard field goal as time expired in Brazil, sealing a miraculous 34-31 Ravens victory over the Cowboys in one of the season’s most thrilling games.
Jackson’s Magic, Lead Changes Galore
With only seven seconds left after a touchback, Lamar Jackson pulled off pure magic, connecting with Zay Flowers for a crucial 27-yard gain to the Cowboys 38. A timeout at one second set up Loop’s heroics. This dramatic kick was the third lead change in the final two minutes, improving the Ravens’ record to 2-1 and dropping Dallas to 1-2.
Officials’ “Gift” Extends Dallas Drive
Earlier, rookie tight end Matt Hibner scored on a 2-yard pass from Jackson on third down, giving Baltimore a 31-28 lead. But Dak Prescott had too much time. Dallas then got a controversial “gift” from officials. Ravens cornerback Nate Wiggins was set for an interception with 23 seconds left, but CeeDee Lamb hooked Wiggins’ arm. The CBS crew argued offensive pass interference, but Wiggins got flagged instead.
The Ravens are 2-1 after that epic showdown. For the 1-2 Cowboys, this brutal, last-second defeat is a tough pill to swallow.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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