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Ravens steal it in Rio, US rallies for 11th straight Presidents Cup, Red Sox visit Yankees in wild-card opener · The Sports Reset: Daily Sports News

Ravens steal it in Rio! This is The Sports Reset for Monday September 28th Yesterday in the NFL, the Baltimore Ravens beat the Dallas Cowboys 34 to 31 on Tyler Loop’s 56-yard field goal as time expired. Lamar Jackson found Zay Flowers for 27 yards, then alertly called timeout with one second left, completing a seven-second winning drive that moved Baltimore to 2-1. Elsewhere, the Pittsburgh Steelers edged the Cincinnati Bengals 30 to 27, the Buffalo Bills beat the Los Angeles Chargers 24 to 16, the Kansas City Chiefs handled the Miami Dolphins 24 to 10, and the San Francisco 49ers outlasted the Arizona Cardinals 36 to 30. In golf, the United States rallied past the International team 17 to 13 for an 11th straight Presidents Cup. In NASCAR, Kyle Larson won at Kansas after leading a track-record 235 laps. Up next, NFL Week 3 closes Monday night with the 2-0 Philadelphia Eagles visiting the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. Chicago ran for 281 yards in last season’s win over Philadelphia, making the Eagles’ run defense a central test. In MLB, the wild-card round opens Tuesday, highlighted by the Boston Red Sox visiting the New York Yankees. Beyond the scoreboard, Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield dislocated his throwing-hand thumb and will undergo an MRI Monday, though X-rays showed no fracture.