Loop’s 56-yard FG lifts Ravens past Cowboys in Rio
Baltimore beat Dallas 34-31 in Rio de Janeiro when Tyler Loop hit a 56-yard field goal as time expired. The international Week 3 game went to the final snap.
Tyler Loop’s 56-yard field goal at the gun gave the Ravens a 34-31 win over the Cowboys in Rio, ESPN and Dallas’ official recap agree. The neutral-site Week 3 game kept Baltimore rolling and dropped Dallas after a night of traded scores and late-clock pressure. International games add travel and timing stress on top of ordinary NFL prep. Both clubs will spend Monday on injury audits and whether special-teams execution — not only offense — decided the result. Highlight packages are already circulating on NFL platforms; all-22 film typically follows midweek. The result folds into a busy Week 3 Sunday pile heading into Eagles at Bears. Standings in both conferences remain dense after three weeks, so one-score international finals still move playoff placeholders. ESPN and the Cowboys’ site agree on the 34-31 final and Loop’s walk-off kick. Blame narratives differ on Dallas’ late execution versus Baltimore’s finishing drive. Baltimore beat Dallas 34-31 in Rio de Janeiro when Tyler Loop hit a 56-yard field goal as time expired. The international Week 3 game went to the final snap.
The international Week 3 game went to the final snap.
Loop’s 56-yard FG lifts Ravens past Cowboys in Rio.
ESPN and the Cowboys’ site agree on Baltimore’s 34-31 win in Rio on Tyler Loop’s 56-yard walk-off field goal. Blame narratives differ on Dallas’s late execution versus Baltimore’s finishing drive.
An international Week 3 thriller decided by a long kick becomes instant highlight inventory. Both staffs will study the possessions that left the game on one swing of Loop’s leg.
Where outlets agree ESPN and the Cowboys’ site agree on the 34-31 final and Loop’s walk-off kick.
Where they differ Blame narratives differ on Dallas’ late execution versus Baltimore’s finishing drive.