The Ravens would have been in great field position to beat the Colts had a pass interference call went their way.

Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh felt his team's two fumbles cost them dearly in their Week 3 loss to the Indianapolis Colts.

Gay's 53-yard field goal lifted Indianapolis to 22-19 overtime victory in Baltimore on Sunday, but, the drive before Gay's heroics, the Colts appeared to get away with defensive pass interference. The missed call came on a fourth-and-3 for the Ravens.

Brandon Stephens 84 snaps Ronald Darby 55 snaps Rock Ya-Sin 29 snaps Aurthur Maulet 3 snaps Stephens had 11 tackles and two passes defended. Kyle Hamilton 84 snaps Geno Stone 82 snaps Daryl Worley 76 snaps Kyle Hamilton played over 100 total snaps counting special teams,

The Ravens would've been in field goal position, and those potential three points could've prevented this game going into overtime. Hamilton's three sacks not only came from the Colts not recognizing him in the pre-snap,

The Indianapolis Colts' first victory of the season came in unlikely fashion as they walked it off against the Baltimore Ravens as huge underdogs.

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Gay made five field goals overall and four of them were from longer than 50 yards, including a 53-yarder with 1:09 left in overtime to lift the Colts to a 22-19 road win over the Ravens. It’s the second straight win for the Colts,

The Ravens jumped out to an early lead over the Colts on Sunday, but problems holding onto the ball have helped the Colts head into halftime with a lead.

The Baltimore Ravens had opportunities to top the Indianapolis Colts in Week 3, but couldn't capitalize and fell 22-19 in overtime. It was a sour loss for them, as a fourth-down play in overtime led to a controversial non-call that lead to a game-winning Matt Gay field goal.