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Toronto Star
· collected 2026-09-20 · by Noah Trister The Associated Press
Tyler Shough scored the winning touchdown on a fourth-down sneak with 1:28 left as the New Orleans Saints rallied past the Baltimore Ravens, 24-17, on Sunday. The Saints overcame a 17-9 deficit by driving downfield for two critical touchdowns in the final quarter. Julian Blackmon sealed the win with an interception late in the game, securing the victory despite earlier setbacks including penalties and missed opportunities due to strategic decisions like throwing long on third-and-1.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-09-20,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
In Week 2 of the 2026 NFL season, the New Orleans Saints rallied from a 17-9 deficit to defeat the Baltimore Ravens 24-17 in Baltimore's home opener. The game-winning play came with 1:28 remaining when Tyler Shough, a former Louisville quarterback, scored on a fourth-down sneak despite controversial replays suggesting he might not have crossed the goal line fully. New Orleans' defense then clinched the victory by intercepting a deep pass intended for Baltimore's star player Lamar Jackson with 13 seconds left. This marked the Ravens' third straight loss when leading after three quarters since 2021, echoing past failures that contributed to former coach John Harbaugh’s firing post-2025 season. Coach Jesse Minter, in his second game with Baltimore, acknowledged the need for his team to maintain its identity and avoid panic in critical moments.
Written for “Ravens Loss To Saints” on 2026-10-06,
grounded in this article and the 6 other(s) covering the same event.
BALTIMORE (AP) — Tyler Shough scored on a fourth-down sneak with 1:28 remaining, and the New Orleans Saints rallied to a 24-17 win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.
asserted
Saints → score → Sunday
New Orleans (1-1) had first down from the 2 before a penalty and a costly incomplete pass allowed Baltimore — with only two timeouts left — to stop the clock after the next two plays.
asserted
timeouts → have → plays
On fourth-and-goal, the Saints decided against a short field goal, and Shough was ruled to have scored on a 1-yard sneak.
asserted
Shough → decide → sneak
The play was upheld after a review.
asserted
play → uphold → review
The Ravens, who didn’t have a first down on either of their previous two drives, made it to the New Orleans 37, but Lamar Jackson’s deep pass was intercepted by Julian Blackmon with 13 seconds left.
asserted
pass → have → seconds
Baltimore had a 17-9 lead and forced a three-and-out with sacks by Trey Hendrickson and Mike Green.
asserted
Baltimore → have → Hendrickson
That gave the Ravens the ball at the New Orleans 49 late in the third quarter with a chance to make it a two-score game.
asserted
it → give → chance
But Baltimore went backwards 16 yards and punted, then the Saints drove to tie it with 9:42 remaining on a 21-yard touchdown pass from Shough to Chris Olave.
asserted
Saints → go → Olave
After a penalty on the Ravens (1-1) moved the 2-point conversion to the 1-yard line, and Travis Etienne Jr. ran the ball in to make it 17-all.
asserted
it → move → all
After another Baltimore three-and-out — Jackson curiously threw long on third-and-1 and his pass to Chris Moore was broken up by Kool-Aid McKinstry — the Saints took over at their own 32 with 8:06 remaining.
asserted
Saints → throw → 8:06
They drove about as methodically as possible, converting two third downs and two fourth downs to seize the lead.
asserted
They → drive → lead
Baltimore beat Indianapolis 41-23 in Jesse Minter’s debut as coach, but in Week 2 the Ravens did many of the things that got John Harbaugh’s staff fired, collapsing in the fourth quarter and dropping yet another home game.
asserted
staff → beat → game
Baltimore did have offensive linemen Ronnie Stanley and John Simpson after their status was in doubt, but Stanley (toe) left the game in the second half.
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Stanley → have → half
New Orleans lost left tackle Kelvin Banks Jr. to an ankle injury, but at the end the Saints moved the ball just fine.
asserted
Saints → lose → ball
Derrick Henry opened the scoring with a 1-yard run in the first quarter for Baltimore.
asserted
Henry → open → Baltimore
After the Saints decided to kick a field goal on fourth-and-3 from the 5, Baltimore drove 80 yards and took a 14-3 lead on Jackson’s 22-yard scoring strike to Rashod Bateman with 24 seconds left in the half.
asserted
Baltimore → decide → half
Barion Brown’s 53-yard kickoff return set up a New Orleans field goal before the end of the second quarter, and the Saints started the third with another three points on a 51-yard kick by Daniel Carlson.
asserted
Saints → set → Carlson
Tyler Loop connected from 49 for the Ravens to make it 17-9.
asserted
it → connect → Ravens
In addition to Banks, the Saints lost cornerback Martin Emerson Jr. to a shoulder injury.
asserted
Saints → lose → injury
Ravens: Face Dallas in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday.
asserted
Ravens → face → Sunday
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