Ravens edge Cowboys 34-31 on last-second field goal in Rio, move to 2-1

The Baltimore Ravens clinched a dramatic 34-31 win over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, September 27, winning on a last-second 56-yard field goal from rookie kicker Tyler Loop.

In a buzzworthy international showdown at Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Baltimore delivered the goods at a crucial point to cement a key win.

The win has led the Ravens to 2-1 on the NFL season, while the Dallas Cowboys fall to 1-2 after losing the match.

Quarterback Lamar Jackson delivered in the most crucial moments of the game.

With the game tied at 31 and just seconds left, Jackson completed a pass to wide receiver Zay Flowers for a key gain that put the Ravens in range for a field goal.

Loop then drilled the 56-yard kick as the clock hit zero, sealing the win for Baltimore.

The quarterback completed a pass to Matt Hibner, a first-year tight end for a touchdown that put the team ahead with less than two minutes left in the game.

The touchdown looked to have put Baltimore in charge, only for Dallas to answer with a drive that tied the game.

Running back Derrick Henry also proved instrumental in Baltimore’s offensive success. Henry rushed for 89 yards and scored twice, giving the Ravens a touch, powerful running game.

The win has provided the Ravens momentum heading into Week 4, when they face the Tennessee Titans at a home game.