NFL Legends Rob Gronkowski, Julian Edelman React to Ravens’ Thrilling Win vs. Cowboys

NFL legends Rob Gronkowski and Julian Edelman had plenty to discuss after the Baltimore Ravens escaped with a thrilling 34-31 victory over the Dallas Cowboys . The dramatic finish featured a game-winning field goal and a late comeback that turned what appeared to be a comfortable Baltimore victory into a tense battle until the final seconds.

Edelman highlighted how close the Ravens came to surrendering a game they appeared to have under control. Baltimore built a significant advantage, but Dallas continued fighting and eventually put itself in position to take control before the Ravens responded with one final scoring drive.

The former Patriots receiver pointed to the unusual momentum swings that defined the contest. Baltimore appeared to have opportunities to put the Cowboys away, but missed chances and Dallas' offensive production kept the game competitive deep into the fourth quarter.

Gronkowski focused on another major storyline surrounding the game, the condition of the field. Concerns about the playing surface had raised questions before kickoff, but the game ultimately proceeded and featured one of the most dramatic moments of the afternoon when Baltimore attempted a long field goal with everything on the line.

NFL Icons Rob Gronkowski and Julian Edelman React to Baltimore Ravens' Win Over Dallas Cowboys

Gronkowski and Edelman shared their thoughts about Baltimore's win over the Cowboys in Brazil . This can be seen in a video shared by Fox Sports: NFL on X.

"Man, this was an incredible game," Edelman said. "Baltimore was trying to let this thing get away." "Almost one of the biggest panics in NFL history," Gronkowski said. "This game almost got canceled because of the field. We know the field conditions weren't as bad as they were hyping up. Clearly, they got it to where it needed to be because when there's a game-winning field goal on the line, 57 yards and he drains it on those field conditions. If the field conditions were that bad, he would have slipped and never made that kick."

"Man, this was an incredible game," Edelman said. "Baltimore was trying to let this thing get away."

"Almost one of the biggest panics in NFL history," Gronkowski said. "This game almost got canceled because of the field. We know the field conditions weren't as bad as they were hyping up. Clearly, they got it to where it needed to be because when there's a game-winning field goal on the line, 57 yards and he drains it on those field conditions. If the field conditions were that bad, he would have slipped and never made that kick."

The decisive kick provided an especially notable conclusion because the Ravens needed their kicker to deliver from significant distance under difficult circumstances. The successful attempt suggested that the field was playable enough for a high-pressure kick, while also giving Baltimore a dramatic escape after Dallas had rallied from behind.

The Ravens' victory ultimately became a game defined by resilience, missed opportunities and a memorable finish. For the Cowboys, the narrow loss showed how quickly a game can change when a team allows an opponent to remain within striking distance, while Baltimore left with a dramatic win that required a last-second response.