The Baltimore Ravens may have hired a new coach in the offseason, but they looked a lot like the Ravens of old in Week 2. Despite leading 17-9 in the final quarter, the Ravens were stunned by the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, which came back to win the contest 24-17.
New Orleans scored 15 unanswered points in the game’s final quarter, with quarterback Tyler Shough again finding his stride after a difficult start.
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With his team down multiple scores, Shough threw a 21-yard touchdown to Chris Olave and then scored a late rushing touchdown to finally put the Saints ahead for good.
That second touchdown, however, was subject to controversy, as the refs determined Shough crossed the goal line on a quarterback sneak despite a unclear angle on replay.
That score came with 1:30 left, giving the Ravens one more opportunity to tie or win the game. Lamar Jackson attempted to rally the team, but threw an interception with 20 seconds left to give the Saints the victory.
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