Overview

• With the score 3-3 late in the second quarter, Baltimore ran consecutive goal-line sneaks with tight end Mark Andrews under center, and both attempts were stopped by Los Angeles.
• On the second try the ball came loose and Rams linebacker Jared Verse recovered, but officials had ruled forward progress, nullifying a potential turnover.
• Facing fourth-and-goal, the Ravens shifted to a traditional handoff to Derrick Henry, who was tackled behind the line to end the series scoreless.
• Analysts, including Tom Brady on the Fox broadcast, questioned the decision to feature Andrews on the sneaks rather than giving Henry the short-yardage carries.
• Clips of the late whistle circulated on social media as debate grew over the timing of the forward-progress call, while the sequence underscored how the tush-push remains most associated with the Eagles.