Ravens Win Thriller in Brazil as NFL Week 3 Delivers Dramatic Finishes

NFL Week 3 produced close finishes across the league Sunday, with Baltimore beating Dallas on a last-second field goal, Denver rallying past Los Angeles and Buffalo remaining unbeaten with a comeback against the Chargers. Kansas City and San Francisco also improved to 3-0, while Washington handed Seattle its first loss.

Ravens Escape Brazil With Dramatic Victory

Tyler Loop Wins It With One Second Remaining

Baltimore’s 34-31 victory over Dallas provided Sunday’s most dramatic ending. The Cowboys tied the game with 10 seconds remaining, but Lamar Jackson connected with Zay Flowers for 27 yards before Baltimore called timeout with one second left. Tyler Loop then converted a 56-yard field goal for the win.

Ravens Roll With High-Octane Running Game

Jackson completed 15 of 20 passes for 186 yards and two touchdowns while adding 50 rushing yards. Derrick Henry rushed for two scores, and Flowers returned from a hamstring injury to produce five catches for 84 yards.

Bills and 49ers Remain Perfect

Buffalo Rallies in Fourth Quarter

Buffalo trailed the Chargers 13-10 entering the fourth quarter before scoring two touchdowns in a 24-16 victory. James Cook rushed for 154 yards and a touchdown, while Josh Allen scored twice on the ground. Buffalo moved to 3-0 while Los Angeles dropped to 0-3.

49ers Remain Unbeaten

San Francisco also reached 3-0 by beating Arizona 36-30. Brock Purdy threw for 297 yards and four touchdowns, with George Kittle catching two scores. Kansas City joined them at 3-0 following a 24-10 road victory over Miami. Patrick Mahomes completed 20 of 24 passes for 246 yards and two touchdowns.

Broncos Complete Major Comeback

Denver Erases 16-Point Deficit

Denver provided another dramatic finish Sunday night. The Rams led 16-0 at halftime before the Broncos scored 16 unanswered points in the third quarter. Bo Nix eventually scored the go-ahead touchdown with 48 seconds remaining, giving Denver a 30-26 victory. Matthew Stafford had one final opportunity, but Talanoa Hufanga intercepted him in the end zone with two seconds remaining. Stafford finished with 390 passing yards but threw two interceptions.

Other Action

Elsewhere, Pittsburgh edged Cincinnati 30-27, Washington upset Seattle 33-31, Minnesota defeated Tampa Bay 23-16 and Las Vegas won 35-27 at New Orleans. Jacksonville produced Sunday’s largest margin with a 35-6 victory over New England.

Monday Night Football Betting Preview

Eagles Visit Bears to Finish Week 3

Philadelphia and Chicago close the week tonight at Soldier Field, with kickoff scheduled for 8:15 p.m. ET on ESPN and ABC. Philadelphia enters 2-0, while Chicago is 1-1. The biggest storyline is Chicago’s quarterback situation. Caleb Williams has been ruled out with a Grade 2 hamstring strain, while Tyson Bagent only recently cleared concussion protocol. Veteran Case Keenum is expected to start. Philadelphia also has injuries, with tight end Dallas Goedert and receiver Hollywood Brown ruled out.

MNF Betting Outlook

DraftKings lists Philadelphia -4.5, with Chicago +4.5. The Eagles are -218 on the moneyline, the Bears are +180 and the total is 41.5. The market has changed significantly because of Williams’ injury; an earlier look-ahead line had Chicago favored by 1.5 points. That quarterback change makes Chicago’s offense the central betting question. Philadelphia has Jalen Hurts and a healthy Saquon Barkley available, but the Eagles have their own offensive-line and receiving concerns. With Chicago turning to Keenum, tonight’s game provides one final major variable before the NFL turns toward Week 4.