Lamar Jackson’s 27-yard pass to Zay Flowers and an alert timeout left one second for kicker Tyler Loop to convert a 56-yard field goal as time expired, handing Baltimore a 34-31 win over Dallas at Maracanã Stadium.
Baltimore converted a seven-second series into a game-winning field goal after Lamar Jackson’s 27-yard strike to Zay Flowers moved the Ravens into range.
Dallas had earlier reached Baltimore’s 5-yard line but failed to score a touchdown on 3rd-and-goal, settling for a field goal that tied the game.
# Game in brief Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro after a seven-second drive ended with a 56-yard field goal by Tyler Loop as time expired. The Cowboys had thought they'd forced overtime after their late field goal tied the game. Instead Baltimore executed one short play, used a timeout with one second left, and won at the buzzer.
# Final sequence, second-by-second With 7 seconds left and the Ravens starting at their own 35 on 1st-and-10, Lamar Jackson threw a hard pass to Zay Flowers up the middle. Flowers gained 27 yards and put Baltimore in position. Jackson then got the timeout off with one second on the clock. That allowed kicker Tyler Loop to come on and convert a 56-yard field goal as the game ended, giving the Ravens a 34-31 victory.
# What Dallas did earlier that mattered Late in the fourth quarter the Cowboys drove into Baltimore territory and reached the Ravens' 5-yard line. On 3rd-and-goal Dak Prescott's pass to George Pickens fell incomplete. Dallas settled for a field goal that tied the game and appeared to send the contest into overtime — but the Cowboys' defense could not stop the one-play sequence that followed.
# Key player stats and contributions
# Immediate team impact Baltimore improved to 2-1 after losing at home to the New Orleans Saints the previous week. Dallas dropped to 1-2. The result flips momentum for the Ravens after a recent disappointing loss and leaves the Cowboys searching for answers after failing to finish a drive inside the red zone.
# Why this finish stands out The drive that produced the winning points officially covered seven seconds and one completed pass. It was short in time but decisive because of two exact actions: a 27-yard completion that reached field-goal range, and an immediate timeout that preserved a single second for the kicking unit. The Cowboys had to live with the contrast between converting a late red-zone trip into only three points and surrendering a single-play march that ended the game.
# Bottom line
Tyler Loop kicked a 56-yard field goal as time expired and Baltimore shocked Dallas 34-31.
The Baltimore Ravens had just seven seconds to work with at the start of their drive - which proved to be just long enough to win the game in Brazil against the Dallas Cowboys.
Lamar Jackson used his big right arm and a little bit of quick thinking to lead the Baltimore Ravens to one of their shortest and most memorable drives in franchise history. Jackson completed a 27-yard pass to Zay Flowers and alertly called a timeout with 1 second left, setting up Tyler Loop’s 56-yard field goal to cap
Cincinnati’s unbeaten start ends in Pittsburgh Drake Maye’s turnover woes continue for Pats Lamar Jackson completed a 27-yard pass to Zay Flowers and alertly called a timeout with one second left, setting up Tyler Loop’s 56-yard field goal to cap a stunning seven-second drive that gave the Baltimore Ravens (2-1) victor
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