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The news refers to the Baltimore Ravens’ dramatic 34–31 victory over the Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

The headline highlights an improbable ending where Dallas appeared to have forced overtimeor even put themselves in position to winlate in regulation. With just 7 seconds remaining, Cowboys kicker Brandon Aubrey made a 23-yard field goal to tie the game at 31–31 following a red-zone drive stalled by a false start penalty.

After the subsequent kickoff resulted in a touchback, Baltimore took over at their own 35-yard line with only 7 seconds left on the clock. Instead of kneeling or playing conservatively for overtime, Lamar Jackson delivered an instant heartbreak for Dallas:

1. Jackson fired a 27-yard pass downfield to wide receiver Zay Flowers, reaching the Dallas 38-yard line.

2. Jackson quickly called a timeout with just 1 second remaining.

3. Ravens kicker Tyler Loop stepped onto the field and drilled a walk-off 56-yard field goal as time expired.

The sequence allowed the Ravens to move into scoring range and snatch the win in a single play spanning only six seconds, leaving Dallas stunned after letting the game slip away in regulation with virtually no time left on the clock.