Ravens Edge Cowboys With Last Second Field Goal in Rio
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A stunning fifty-six-yard field goal delivered a dramatic international victory for the Baltimore Ravens.
The Baltimore Ravens secured a dramatic victory over the Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro thanks to a late game-winning field goal. Lamar Jackson orchestrated a swift drive in the final seconds to set up the decisive kick. The encounter marked a historic NFL fixture held in Brazil.
- Tyler Loop successfully converted a fifty-six-yard field goal as time expired.
- Lamar Jackson completed a crucial twenty-seven-yard pass to Zay Flowers before calling a timeout with one second remaining.
- The match drew an attendance of seventy-two thousand seven hundred ninety-two spectators in Rio de Janeiro.
- The fixture represented the third regular season NFL game played in Brazil.
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Why it matters
The NFL continues to expand its international series by hosting regular season games in South America to engage global audiences.
What outlets agree on
The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro following a late field goal by Tyler Loop.
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- The Japan TimesRavens throw Cowboys for Loop in Brazil with walk-off field goal1d ago · open ↗
- The GuardianNFL roundup: Ravens grab last-gasp win over Cowboys in Rio; Commanders stun Seahawks1d ago · open ↗
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