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I'm Will Selva, and these are your good morning football headlines from the NFL Network.

Welcome back, Lamar.

Lamar Jackson, the reigning NFL MVP, returned to action after a 15-day layoff,

and he was given a big boost by his defense.

First down, Dalton's pass, tipped and intercepted on a deflection. Patrick Queen comes up with

it. Jackson with a play action, fires to a wide open, Miles Boykin at the 15, 10, 5, touchdown,

and the Ravens turn the turnover into a touchdown just like that.

Jackson threw for 107 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. He also ran for 94 yards

and a touch in the Ravens 3417 win. Baltimore head coach John Harbaugh was impressed with the team's

overall performance.

Great win. Really proud of the guys.

Really proud of the fact, it's a win that we really, really had to have.

I mean, it was a must win.

And we went out there and got it against a very determined team.

Well, the one thing you do know about Lamar, you're going to get everything he's got.

And that's really all he can ask for.

He's going to give you whatever he has, and it turned out that he had a lot. I'm just impressed with the fact that he was on top of the game playing so well. He'd been studying, obviously, the whole time he's away, and he played a great football game. As for Andy Dalton, his opposite number, he had 285 yards, two touchdowns in the pick for the three and nine Cowboys, who have now lost six of seven and are in last place in the NFC East.

As for former Cowboy Des Bryant, we were hoping to see him on Tuesday night. Instead, he was a late scratch for the Ravens last night.

He was pulled from the field during warmups because a COVID test early on the night. Instead, he was a late scratch for the Ravens last night. He was pulled from the field during warmups because a COVID test earlier in the day was inconclusive. So he was

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