During overtime, Derek Carr, the quarterback for the Las Vegas Raiders, threw a long pass to Zay Jones, who caught it for a 31-yard touchdown, sealing the win with less than four minutes remaining.
The final score was 33-27 in favor of the Raiders. Earlier in overtime, Carr made a 33-yard pass to Bryan Edwards for what seemed like a touchdown. However, upon review, it was revealed that Edwards had contact with the ground before crossing the goal line, resulting in the touchdown being overturned.
The game kicked off on Monday night with a touchdown by Ty’Son Williams, followed by another touchdown by the Ravens in the second quarter. Throughout the game, the Ravens consistently held the lead, with the Raiders striving to catch up. The turning point came when Daniel Carlson kicked a 55-yard field goal with just two seconds left in the game, tying the score at 27-27.
Despite this being the Raiders’ first regular-season game at Allegiant Stadium, their defense performed impressively. They managed to pressure Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson on 54.5% of his dropbacks, the highest pressure rate exerted by the Raiders on a quarterback since 2016, according to Next Gen Stats.
