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And the Ravens take possession at their 43, with 426 left to play.

Quick toss, Henry, running to the left side, gets a block.

He's at midfield, he's rolling, 40, 30, leg race, 20.

The King is on his feet, 10, and he's taken down at the 6-yard line.

Derek Henry has put the Ravens in position to wrap it up.

Oh, what a play.

And wrap it up, they did.

Ravens get the win in Cincinnati, 41 to 38 in overtime.

Welcome to NFL Daily, starting off strong with one of the best games of the year.

I'm Greg Rosenthal in the Chris Wesleying podcast studio with Patrick Claibon.

Nick Shook joining us from Ohio.

And yes, that was Jerry Sandusky on WB-A-L. It was back and forth, but they gave

Lamar and Derek Henry one more chance. You don't do that, Patrick Claibon. It was Lamar that actually

had the fumble that was tough for him to celebrate after the game because they're on a drive

with an opportunity to win. He's clapping as the clock winds down.

The ball bounces off of his hands.

He forces a fumble.

Cincinnati recovers it again.

But there's just some chicanery with the clock management and the play management.

Zach Taylor elects to run the ball three consecutive times.

Evan McPherson comes out.

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