With two minutes remaining in the game and with the Ravens needing one more first down to clinch the victory, quarterback Lamar Jackson faked a jet sweep to Zay Flowers and took the ball himself straight down the middle. It looked like Jackson barely pulled back the ball in time, but he was able to run for nine yards and get the first down.

The fake was so good that it even fooled Fox's broadcast team of Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady. With a new set of downs secured, the Ravens were able to kneel the ball and secure their first win of the season. Replays showed how late Jackson held onto the ball before taking the ball himself.

The Cowboys and Ravens matchup ended in wild fashion. Lamar Jackson led Baltimore to a 28-6 lead going into the fourth quarter until Dallas scored 19 unanswered points. The Ravens won 28-25, but while taking the field for one of the game’s last drives,

Lamar Jackson and the winless Baltimore Ravens made an early statement against the Dallas Cowboys. Jackson capped an impressive opening drive by running into the end zone untouched for a 9-yard touchdown.

The Dallas Cowboys had a great opportunity to claim a marquee win in Week 3. Instead, the Baltimore Ravens left AT&T Stadium very happy. Baltimore

Tom Brady is in the third week of his broadcasting career and for the third straight week he's calling a Cowboys game, as he's in Dallas for the Ravens-Cowboys showdown at Jerry's World. Brady has gotten stronger each week he's been in the booth and has been really solid so far during Sunday's game in Dallas.