Ravens 30-23 Falcons (AET): 15 unanswered points decide it in overtime at Mercedes-Benz

Fifteen unanswered points. That was the size of Baltimore's closing run after Atlanta had pushed ahead 23-15 in the fourth quarter, and it carried the Ravens to a 30-23 win after overtime at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Tyler Loop's first-quarter field goal put the visitors 3-0 up, but the lead lasted one Atlanta possession: Jessie Bates III's touchdown flipped it to 7-3. Kyle Pitts Sr. reached the end zone in the second quarter, and Loop's third field goal of the half trimmed the deficit to 14-9 at the break. Every Baltimore point before halftime came from Loop's foot.

Nick Folk stretched the lead to 17-9 in the third before Derrick Henry's touchdown cut it to 17-15. Folk added two more field goals in the fourth, and at 23-15 the Falcons looked in control. Then Devontez Walker scored, Henry converted the two-point attempt, and it was 23-23. Level, the game went to overtime, where Tyler Huntley's touchdown and the extra point ended it 30-23 — Baltimore's first lead since Loop's opening kick.

Derrick Henry was the fulcrum of the comeback: a third-quarter touchdown to pull Baltimore within two, then the two-point conversion that tied the game at 23-23. From that point on, Atlanta's side of the scoreboard stayed empty. Eight points from one player, in a game the Ravens won by seven.

The Falcons held the lead at every break — 7-3, 14-9, 17-15 — and again at 23-15 in the fourth. None of it survived overtime.