The Ravens are 2-1 and look ahead to a home matchup against the Titans after a thrilling late-seconds 34-31 win over Dallas, in which Tyler Loop blasted a 56-yard field goal as time expired. One play didn't define this much-needed victory, but five key plays did.
Derrick Henry answers Dallas’ fast start
Baltimore fell behind 10-0 after a punt, a failed fourth-down attempt, and several defensive mistakes. Henry’s 4-yard touchdown completed a six-play, 60-yard drive and stopped Dallas from taking complete control.
Trenton Simpson recovers Jake Ferguson’s fumble
Dallas was moving toward scoring range on the opening possession of the second half when Ferguson lost possession on a shovel pass. Simpson’s recovery preserved Baltimore’s 17-13 lead.
Keondre Jackson blocks Brandon Aubrey’s field goal
Aubrey attempted a 59-yard field goal that could have cut the deficit to one. Jackson broke
through and blocked the kick, giving Baltimore excellent field position. Jackson then found Chris Moore for a touchdown.
Baltimore is stopped near the goal line
The Ravens had an opportunity to extend their 24-21 lead but failed to score after driving 76 yards. Dallas responded with a 96-yard touchdown drive and took a 28-24 lead.
Jackson and Loop deliver the finish
Jackson found Hibner for a 21-yard touchdown with 1:30 remaining. Prescott answered by setting up Aubrey’s tying field goal, but Loop had the final opportunity. His 56-yard kick sailed through as time expired, giving Baltimore a 34-31 win.
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: 5 most impactful plays from Ravens’ 34-31 win over Cowboys
