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Ravens Dominate Commanders 41-3 in Preseason Finale Despite Kicker's Missed Kicks
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The Baltimore Ravens dominated the Washington Commanders 41-3 in their preseason finale, with backup quarterbacks Tyler Huntley and Joe Fagnano each throwing touchdown passes in a lopsided first half WRAL. The Ravens controlled the game with a 26-7 edge in first downs and a 456-177 advantage in total yards, though kicker Tyler Loop continued his struggles by missing two more field goals AP News.
Ravens' Backup Quarterbacks Lead Dominant First Half
Tyler Huntley and Joe Fagnano showcased strong performances for Baltimore early in the game Yahoo Sports. Both threw touchdown passes as the Ravens built a commanding lead before halftime. The deep backups for both teams saw significant playing time in the preseason finale, which is typical for exhibition games.
Massive Yardage and First-Down Advantage for Ravens
Baltimore's offense overwhelmed Washington throughout the contest Winnipeg Free Press. The Ravens gained 456 total yards while limiting the Commanders to just 177 yards. The first-down disparity told the story of the game, with Baltimore earning 26 first downs compared to Washington's seven Newsday.
Tyler Loop's Kicking Struggles Continue Into Preseason
Despite the Ravens' offensive dominance, kicker Tyler Loop missed two field goals in the game Greenwich Time. This marks the third exhibition game this preseason where Loop has missed multiple kicks. His inconsistency could be a concern as Baltimore prepares for the regular season AP News.
Commanders Score Only on Final Drive
Washington managed just three points in the lopsided affair, scoring all of them on the game's final drive NH Register. The Commanders' offense struggled to generate momentum against Baltimore's defense throughout the preseason finale. The 41-3 result was one of the most lopsided victories of the NFL preseason schedule.
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