Count Lamar Jackson to step up for the Baltimore Ravens when it matters most. With the game tied at 24-all and the clock winding down, the superstar quarterback rushed, evaded multiple defenders and put his team in prime position to succeed.

With less than two minutes remaining on the clock against the Raiders and the team way across midfield, Jackson saw an opportunity to stage a big run. In the process, he broke through three tackles before making it to the 37-yard line of Las Vegas.

Jackson compiled 28 yards in the run, giving the Ravens the opportunity to break the tie with a field goal.

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Sure enough, the Ravens took the chance to score, with kicker Justin Tucker giving the team a three-point advantage with a 47-yard field goal.

Unfortunately for Lamar Jackson and the Ravens, while they thought they had the game in the bag, the Raiders staged another comeback to force overtime.

Raiders kicker Daniel Carlson sent the Las Vegas fans at Allegiant Stadium going wild with a 55-yard field goal that tied the game at 27-all. It was undoubtedly a shocking development for Baltimore, who was almost at the cusp of victory only to be denied seconds before the game ended.