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Tyler Loop's 56-yard walk-off lifts Ravens over Cowboys 34-31 in Brazil

Baltimore's second-year kicker erased last season's playoff-costing miss after Dallas gifted the Ravens a late touchback.

What to know

  • Tyler Loop's 56-yard field goal as time expired gave Baltimore a 34-31 win over Dallas at the Maracana in Rio de Janeiro.
  • The winning drive was enabled by a Cowboys decision to kick a touchback rather than a short kickoff after tying the game with seven seconds left.
  • The win is personal redemption for Loop, whose Week 18 miss last season ended Baltimore's playoff hopes and preceded John Harbaugh's firing.
  • ESPN Research noted it was the latest start to a game-winning drive off a kickoff since 1978.

“It's been a lot of reflection on my side from a spiritual standpoint, that man, football's a gift and it's meant to be enjoyed.”

Tyler Loop, Ravens kicker · Yahoo Sports ↗ · Sep 27

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Tyler Loop's 56-yard walk-off lifts Ravens over Cowboys 34-31 in Brazil
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    Jackson-to-Flowers pass sets up Loop's kick with one second left — Lamar Jackson completed a 27-yard pass to Zay Flowers over the middle and immediately called timeout, stopping the clock with one second left to give Loop a shot at the winning field goal.

  2. upcoming

    Cowboys' touchback kickoff decision sets up Ravens' winning drive — After Dallas tied the game 31-31 on a Brandon Aubrey field goal with seven seconds left, the Cowboys chose to kick the ensuing kickoff into the end zone for a touchback rather than a short kick, giving Baltimore the ball at its 35 with seven seconds remaining.

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    ESPN Research notes historic nature of the game-winning drive

    ESPN Research found it was the latest start to a game-winning drive off a kickoff since 1978, including playoffs, underscoring how unusual the sequence was.

    “Honestly, anything less than seven seconds, it would have been really hard to do the play that we did.”
    — Jesse Minter, Ravens head coach · source
    • Kingsharksports@mastodon.social

      NFL: Ravens stun Cowboys in final seconds as Loop gains redemption … https://www. espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/500494 88/ravens-stun-cowboys-final-seconds-loop-gains-redemption # NFL # Football

      Kingsharksports@mastodon.socialMastodon1h ago1▲view on Mastodon ↗
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    Jackson reveals practiced 'Layers' play behind the winning drive

    Speaking with Tracy Wolfson after the game, Jackson explained the Ravens had drilled the exact 'get down, timeout' scenario in training camp, which set up Flowers' catch and Loop's kick.

    “Early in training camp, we run it after practice, almost every day, we was doing that play, 'Layers,' I just had to deliver the throw, he caught it, it was get down, time out, and Loop finished it off.”
    — Lamar Jackson
    1. first by Yahoo Sports, 4h ago

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    Cowboys coach Schottenheimer defends the touchback call

    Brian Schottenheimer said the decision to kick a touchback was made partly because Aubrey had earlier hit two kickoffs out of bounds that gave Baltimore good field position, and Dallas wanted to play for overtime.

    “At the end of the day, we just felt like, 'Hey, let's boom it through. Let's put them out there, make them throw the ball short and we'll be fine. Play for overtime.'”
    — Brian Schottenheimer
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    Loop and Jackson describe the celebration and redemption

    Loop, whose 44-yard miss in last season's Week 18 finale eliminated the Ravens from the playoffs and preceded John Harbaugh's firing, was carried off the field by teammates; Jackson said he never doubted the outcome.

    “Crazy thing about it — I had no doubt in my mind. I felt like we had already won.”
    — Lamar Jackson
    1. first by Yahoo Sports, 5h ago

  7. background

    Ravens beat Cowboys 34-31 on Loop's 56-yard walk-off field goal — In a back-and-forth game at the Maracana in Rio de Janeiro, Tyler Loop's 56-yard field goal as time expired gave Baltimore a 34-31 win over Dallas, one of the most remarkable last-second finishes in recent NFL history.

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  1. first by Japan Times, 3h ago · also ESPN NFL, ESPN

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  2. first by Baltimore Ravens, 4h ago · also ESPN

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