Ravens-Cowboys Week 3 Recap: Loop 56-Yarder Wins in Brazil

Lamar Jackson got the ball back with seven seconds left in Rio de Janeiro, needing only a chunk play to give his kicker a shot. He found Zay Flowers for 27 yards, called timeout with one second on the clock, and Tyler Loop — who grew up outside Dallas — drilled a 56-yarder to beat the Cowboys 34–31.

Henry and Jackson carry Baltimore

Derrick Henry ran for 89 yards and two touchdowns on 26 carries, both scores from inside the 5. Dallas had stuffed him on fourth-and-1 at their own 30 earlier in the game. Jackson threw for 186 yards and two more touchdowns. He ran for 50 yards on just six carries, including a 21-yard scramble that set up Henry's first score. Flowers caught 5 passes for 84 yards, with his 27-yard catch on the final drive being the biggest of the night.

Dallas led three times in the fourth — then Aubrey tied it

Dallas had the lead three times in the fourth quarter alone. Dak Prescott threw for 276 yards. Javonte Williams ran for 98 yards and a touchdown on 19 carries, and KaVontae Turpin's 9-yard touchdown run put Dallas up 28–24 before Baltimore's last push. Jake Ferguson caught a touchdown after fumbling a shovel pass earlier in the game, and Dallas tied it at 31 with seven seconds left on a Brandon Aubrey field goal — the last points either offense would need to score, since Baltimore only needed one more play.

Lineup calls for Week 4

Henry's goal-line role is untouched even against a defense that stopped him near the end zone twice. He's a strong start in any format that rewards touchdowns. Williams' two-way usage (98 rushing yards, a score, plus catches) makes him the clear lead back in Dallas regardless of what the box score calls the committee.

Full counting stats and half-PPR lines are on the BAL at DAL box score, and the start/sit board picks up Week 4 projections.