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Baltimore and Dallas gave us the finish of the weekend. Down in Brazil, the Ravens needed a miracle and the Cowboys handed them one, gifting Tyler Loop the chance to drill a fifty-six-yard game-winner that erased the ghost of his Week eighteen miss against Pittsburgh. Lamar Jackson and the Ravens walk away with one of the most meaningful regular-season wins this franchise has seen in years.
Meanwhile in Los Angeles, Sunday Night Football delivered its own drama, and not all of it was clean. Matthew Stafford threw a pick-six at the worst possible moment, making the wrong kind of NFL history against Denver. But the controversy that had fans losing their minds was a late penalty called on the Rams on a pivotal third down that swung the momentum entirely in the Broncos' favor. The officiating drew immediate fury across the league.
And over in Buffalo, Justin Herbert took full accountability after the Chargers squandered five turnovers and converted just one touchdown in four red-zone trips. Herbert went twenty of thirty-four for two hundred twenty-six yards and pointed the finger squarely at himself postgame. When your defense gives you that much and the offense goes quiet, that's a loss that stings for a while.
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