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WATCH: Ravens finally find end zone with Henry receiving TD vs Falcons

The Baltimore Ravens finally got in the end zone on an 18-yard receiving touchdown by running back Derrick Henry. Atlanta is still on top 17-15.

In a recent NFL game, Atlanta Falcons successfully maintained Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry out of the end zone for over forty minutes. The turn of events occurred on an 18-yard screen pass to Henry, which resulted in Baltimore's first touchdown of the game. This achievement can be viewed via the NFL's official social media platform.

The feat marked Henry's first receiving touchdown since October 2024 and his eighth touchdown this season, showcasing his consistent performance throughout the year. Following the touchdown, the Ravens attempted a two-point conversion to equate the score, but it was unsuccessful, leaving Atlanta with a 17-15 lead.

During the second half, the Falcons initiated a 10-play drive that stalled in the red zone, leading them to settle for a field goal. Both teams have encountered difficulties inside the 20-yard line, resulting in a combined total of four field goals, three scored by the Ravens and one by Atlanta. As both teams battled within the restricted zone, they managed to force a fourth-down stop, granting Baltimore the opportunity to regain control of the game and regain possession for their offensive drive, which aimed to secure their first lead since the opening drive of the first quarter.

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