From The Banner · Jonas Shaffer · · 1m 20s
Lamar’s party: Jackson lifts Ravens in Rio
Ravens beat Cowboys in NFL’s first Rio game with Jackson’s clutch drive.
In brief
Ravens beat Cowboys in NFL’s first Rio game with Jackson’s clutch drive. Ravens win NFL’s first game in Rio de Janeiro after Lamar Jackson’s 27-yard in-breaker and Tyler Loop’s 56-yard field goal. Originally reported by The Banner.
Redemption in Rio
Ravens beat Cowboys in NFL’s first-ever game in Rio de Janeiro.
Jackson’s game-winning drive
Lamar Jackson completed 15 passes for 186 yards and two touchdowns.
Loop’s 56-yard field goal
Tyler Loop hit 56-yard field goal as time expired to win game.
Ravens’ fourth-quarter struggles
Ravens led 24-13 late third quarter but lost 27 seconds to Cowboys.
Jackson’s comeback strategy
Jackson led Ravens on 27-yard in-breaker with 7 seconds left.
Ravens’ defense issues
Ravens defense allowed 415 yards and 18 second-half points from Cowboys.
Jackson’s fourth-quarter record
Jackson has overseen 11 fourth-quarter comebacks since 2019.
Loop’s legacy
Loop’s last field goal missed as time expired against Steelers.
Jackson’s prayer
Jackson prayed before Loop’s game-winning field goal.
Baile do Lamar
Jackson learned Portuguese phrase 'Baile do Lamar' meaning 'Lamar’s party'.
Ravens’ victory
Ravens win NFL’s first game in Rio de Janeiro with 2-1 record.
The bottom line
Ravens win NFL’s first game in Rio de Janeiro after Lamar Jackson’s 27-yard in-breaker and Tyler Loop’s 56-yard field goal.
