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Tyler Loop Named AFC Special Teams Player of the Week (opens the original)
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Ravens kicker Tyler Loop became an international sensation on Sunday. Now, he has been named AFC Special Teams Player of the Week after a clutch performance against the Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro. After Lamar Jackson connected with Zay Flowers on a 27-yard gain that left one second on the clock in regulation, Loop drilled a game-winning 56-yard field goal to clinch a 34-31 win and celebrated with Christiano Ronaldo's "SIUUU." It was a career-long kick for Loop and his first game winner. It
Power Rankings: Ravens Move Up After Thrilling Win Over Cowboys (opens the original)
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A last-second win over the Dallas Cowboys not only moved the Ravens to 2-1 on the season, but moved them up in pundits' power rankings, too. Here's where the Ravens stand entering Week 4: NFL.com / No. 5 (5) / "The Ravens returned closer to their explosive Week 1 form on Sunday, pulling off a thrilling win in Rio by executing slightly better than their opponent. They also have serious offensive issues in the red zone, but it was nice to see their passing attack open up again, thanks to the retur
Ravens Break Down Last-Second Pass Play That Set Up Game-Winning Field Goal Against Cowboys (opens the original)
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One of the Ravens' mantras under Head Coach Jesse Minter is being your best when your best is needed. It was an especially necessary sentiment considering how many fourth-quarter leads the Ravens had given up in recent years, including Week 2 when they were outscored 15-0 in the final period during a loss to the New Orleans Saints. A week later, the Ravens finally flipped the script and delivered when their best was needed. With seven seconds left in regulation and the game tied at 31, the Raven
Game Recap: Ravens Beat Cowboys on Last-Second Field Goal From Tyler Loop (opens the original)
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Redemption was sweeter than samba music. Tyler Loop, who missed a 44-yard field goal that would've sent the Ravens to the playoffs last season, ignited a purple and gold-clad party in Rio de Janeiro with a game-winning, buzzer-beating 56-yard field goal to beat the Cowboys, 34-31. In the first-ever American football contest played at Maracanã Stadium, Brazil's most iconic soccer venue, it was only fitting that the game ended on a clutch kick. WALKOFF WINNER FOR TYLER LOOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!MORE HIG
Five Things to Know About the Dallas Cowboys (opens the original)
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Over the past 30 seasons, only four NFL teams have failed to make their conference's championship game: the Houston Texans, Cleveland Browns, Miami Dolphins, and Dallas Cowboys. One of those teams isn't like the other. The Texans have only existed since 2002, while the Browns and Dolphins have combined for just eight playoff appearances in the 21st century. The Cowboys, meanwhile, have had championship-caliber teams since then, but they haven't been able to get over the hump. Once again, they're
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