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Ravens win in Rio's NFL debut
Ravens seal 34-31 win with 56-yard field goal in 28 seconds.
In brief
Ravens seal 34-31 win with 56-yard field goal in 28 seconds. Ravens beat Cowboys in first NFL game in Rio De Janeiro with a 56-yard field goal in the final 28 seconds. Originally reported by The Banner.
Final 28 seconds
Ravens led by three with 28 seconds left in their 34-31 win over Dallas Cowboys.
Cowboys' play interference
Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott threw to CeeDee Lamb near end zone, but cornerback Nate Wiggins was called for pass interference.
Ravens' comeback
Ravens linebacker Roquan Smith locked up Prescott, forcing Cowboys to kick game-tying field goal.
Ravens' timeout
Ravens saved final timeout after Cowboys injury stopped clock, setting up 56-yard field goal.
Ravens' field goal
Tyler Loop hit 56-yard field goal to win game, celebrating with SIU gesture.
Lamar Jackson's play
Jackson threw 36.4-yard pass in 1.6 seconds to wide receiver Zay Flowers.
Ravens' preparation
Ravens prepared rookie center Vega Ioane for emergency role after starting center injury.
Ravens' overtime readiness
Ravens prepared for overtime with defensive coordination and coin toss strategy.
Ravens' celebration
Loop sprinted to hit Cristiano Ronaldo's iconic 'SIU' celebration.
Ravens' win probability
Ravens win probability dropped from 77.5% to 41.5% after Cowboys' play interference.
What it means
Ravens beat Cowboys in first NFL game in Rio De Janeiro with a 56-yard field goal in the final 28 seconds.
