Ravens beat Cowboys on walk-off field goal by Tyler Loop
Lamar Jackson and the Ravens capitalized on a late special-teams decision by Dallas to set up a game-winning kick in one of the more dramatic finishes of the NFL season so far.
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The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday in one of the most dramatic finishes in recent NFL history, winning on a walk-off field goal from kicker Tyler Loop.
Quarterback Lamar Jackson led Baltimore's offense down the stretch, and the Ravens were ultimately handed an opportunity late in the fourth quarter by a Cowboys special-teams decision that shifted the game in Baltimore's favor. Loop converted the deciding field goal as time expired to secure the win.
The result adds to a string of close, high-stakes finishes between the two franchises in recent years and will be remembered as one of the more notable endings of the current NFL season.
For Loop, the game-winning kick represented a moment of redemption after a difficult stretch, according to ESPN's report on the game. Further specifics on the sequence of plays that led to the winning kick were not detailed in the available reporting.
The Ravens will look to build on the momentum from the win as they continue their season, while the Cowboys will face questions about the late-game decision that opened the door for Baltimore's comeback.
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