Jackson Tells Loop Legacy Starting After Crucial Kick

After the Cowboys tied the score at 31 with seven seconds left in Rio, the Ravens got the ball at their 35 and quarterback Lamar Jackson found Zay Flowers for a 27-yard gain. It set up Loop's 56-yard field goal try, which went through as time expired.

"I was saying on the sideline, 'Your legacy starting now,' because I feel like he has been facing adversity," Jackson said. "I said, 'What a way to start your legacy in Brazil,' and he finished the rest." The kick came a year after Loop's miss in the final regular season game kept Baltimore out of the playoffs. zeppelin.cool