The Baltimore Ravens claimed a thrilling victory against the Dallas Cowboys with a 34-31 score in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The game reached its climax when Tyler Loop kicked a 56-yard field goal as the clock expired, securing the win for Baltimore.
The Cowboys initially took a 10-0 lead. However, the Ravens responded robustly, scoring 17 consecutive points. By the third quarter, Baltimore was ahead 24-13. Dallas fought back with Dak Prescott leading the charge, ultimately taking a 28-24 lead. Lamar Jackson countered with a two-yard touchdown pass to rookie Matt Hibner, putting the Ravens back in front. Dallas managed to tie the game again, paving the way for Loop’s decisive field goal.
The match featured standout performances from both teams, providing an impressive spectacle for the Brazilian audience. Derrick Henry made history during this intense game. He ran for 89 yards and delivered two touchdowns, both achieved in the first half. With these touchdowns, Henry surpassed Hall of Famer Marcus Allen to achieve the third-most career rushing touchdowns (135), including playoffs. He now trails only Emmitt Smith (183) and LaDainian Tomlinson (151). Furthermore, Henry moved ahead of Eric Dickerson, securing ninth place on the NFL’s career rushing list.
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Now in his 11th NFL season at age 32, Derrick Henry continues to defy expectations. Despite a hard-hitting, downhill running style at over 250 pounds, he remains a dominant force on the field. In the current season’s first three weeks, the five-time Pro Bowler amassed 212 rushing yards and four touchdowns, averaging 5.3 yards per carry. He is on track for his fifth consecutive 1,000-yard season and the eighth of his career.
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Emmitt Smith’s all-time record of 11 1,000-yard seasons is within reach for Henry. As he continues to perform at a high level, Henry’s pursuit of this milestone remains possible. His next opportunity to extend his remarkable career statistics will be in Week 4 when the Ravens return home to face the winless Titans in Baltimore.