Key Highlights
- Needing a win, the Patriots were trailing the Lamar Jackson-less Baltimore Ravens throughout the second half. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementBaltimore left the door open, however, in the fourth quarter.
- After the Ravens took a 24-13 lead, the Patriots came storming back to win 28-24.
- That New England comeback effort, surprisingly, was partially boosted by a defensive pass interference that went uncalled on Ravens defender Marlon Humphrey, who clearly tackled wide receiver Kayshon Boutte before the ball had arrived. However, because the officials didn't call pass interference, the Patriots got to use a little more of the clock before they drove down the field for the game-winning touchdown. Here's a look at the non-call on Humphrey on "Sunday Night Football" and how it wound up benefiting the Patriots. MORE RAVENS-PATRIOTS NEWS:Patriots clinch playoff spot for first time since 2021Ravens' path to the postseason gets bleaker with loss to PatriotsLamar Jackson leaves 'SNF' game vs.
- Patriots with back injuryAdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementMarlon Humphrey non-call pass interference vs.
- Kayshon BoutteThe Patriots got the ball back, down 24-21, with around five minutes remaining in Sunday's game.