Ravens Beat Cowboys 34-31 in Rio on Tyler Loop’s 56-Yard Walk-Off Field Goal

Game status: Final. Checked September 28, 2026, at approximately 8:07 a.m. EDT / 9:07 a.m. BRT / 12:07 UTC. The official NFL game center lists Baltimore 34, Dallas 31, Final, for the Week 3 international game at Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro.

The game was scheduled for Sunday, September 27, at 4:25 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time (EDT), or 5:25 p.m. in Rio (Brasília Time, BRT). The NFL game center records the final score and quarter totals, while official postgame recaps from both teams confirm that Ravens kicker Tyler Loop won the game with a 56-yard field goal on the final play.

What was the final score of Ravens vs. Cowboys in Rio?

Baltimore defeated Dallas 34-31. The NFL game center marks the contest Final. The quarter-by-quarter score shown there was:

The Dallas Cowboys schedule also lists the result as Ravens 34, Cowboys 31, Final, and shows the postgame records as Baltimore 2-1 and Dallas 1-2.

How did the Ravens win on the final play?

Official postgame recaps from both clubs describe the same closing sequence. With Baltimore trailing late in the fourth quarter, Lamar Jackson found rookie tight end Matt Hibner for a go-ahead touchdown. Dallas then drove to the Baltimore 2-yard line, but the Ravens held the Cowboys out of the end zone. Brandon Aubrey made a 23-yard field goal with seven seconds remaining to tie the game at 31-31.

On Baltimore's next snap from its own 35-yard line, Jackson completed a 27-yard pass to Zay Flowers to the Dallas 38. The Ravens called their final timeout with one second remaining. Tyler Loop then made a 56-yard field goal on the final play to give Baltimore the 34-31 victory. The NFL also published an official highlight of Jackson's 27-yard completion to Flowers setting up the winning kick.

Where was the game played?

The game took place at Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The NFL game center identifies Rio de Janeiro as the location and Maracanã Stadium as the venue. The schedule lists Baltimore as the visiting team and Dallas as the home team for this international matchup, making the Cowboys the designated home team despite the game being played outside Dallas.

What was the kickoff time?

The NFL schedule listed kickoff at 4:25 p.m. EDT on September 27. The corresponding local time in Rio was 5:25 p.m. BRT. The event has concluded, and the official game center now shows Final rather than a live or upcoming status.

The NFL's international-games announcement listed Maracanã Stadium as the venue and CBS, Paramount+, and NFL+ among the U.S. viewing options. The Cowboys' schedule page shows CBS for the matchup. Those are the published schedule details; availability can vary by service, device, and region.

What official game updates are available now?

The NFL game center currently provides the final score, Final status, quarter-by-quarter scoring, and game location. The Dallas schedule independently lists the same 34-31 final. Official Ravens and Cowboys postgame recaps provide the verified ending sequence, including Aubrey's tying field goal, Jackson's completion to Flowers with one second left, and Loop's winning 56-yard field goal.

The game-center page content reviewed for this update does not display a game-day inactive list. Because that list was not visible in the official game-center view checked, this article does not retrospectively label any player inactive. A pregame injury designation such as “questionable” is not proof that a player was inactive or did not play.

Why did the game appear as “Ravens at Cowboys”?

“At” is the standard schedule format for a road matchup: Baltimore was listed first as the visiting team, while Dallas was the designated home team. The NFL identified Rio de Janeiro as the location for this Week 3 international game, so “at Cowboys” did not mean the game took place at Dallas's usual home stadium.

Official sources checked

• NFL game center: Baltimore Ravens at Dallas Cowboys, 2026 REG 3 — Final status, 34-31 score, quarter scoring, Rio de Janeiro location, and Maracanã Stadium.
• NFL Dallas Cowboys 2026 schedule — Week 3 final result and postgame records.
• NFL video: Lamar Jackson's 27-yard pass to Zay Flowers — Official highlight showing the completion that put Baltimore in field-goal range with one second remaining.
• Baltimore Ravens official game recap — Closing sequence and Tyler Loop's 56-yard game-winning field goal.
• Dallas Cowboys official game recap — Fourth-quarter sequence, Aubrey's tying 23-yard field goal, Jackson-to-Flowers completion, and Loop's 56-yard winner.
• NFL announcement of the 2026 international games — Rio matchup, Maracanã venue, scheduled time, and published U.S. viewing options.

Update note: Official NFL and team sources were checked on September 28, 2026. The final score is confirmed as Ravens 34, Cowboys 31. The newly added postgame detail is the verified final sequence ending with Tyler Loop's 56-yard walk-off field goal.