Watch how the Ravens beat the Cowboys in Brazil using a miracle seven-second play
Here's how the Ravens squeaked out a win.
In Week 3 of the NFL season, the Baltimore Ravens secured a hard-fought victory over the Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The intense contest showcased the skills of both teams, but ultimately the Ravens emerged victorious in a dramatic final play. The game went down to the wire, with the Ravens leading by three points with approximately 90 seconds remaining on the clock.
Despite Dallas' efforts to score, the Ravens' defense held firm, allowing only a field goal. With 10 seconds left, Brandon Aubry kicked the ball through the uprights, leaving just seven seconds on the clock. Lamar Jackson then connected with Zay Flowers for a touchdown, and Tyler Loop made a crucial 56-yard field goal to secure the win for the Ravens.
The play echoed the famous 13-second drive in the 2022 Divisional Round of the playoffs by the Kansas City Chiefs. This rare regular season win, coupled with the international setting and thrilling final sequence, made the Baltimore Ravens' triumph in Brazil a memorable one.
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