The NFL preseason is in full swing, evoking a mix of hope and caution among different teams. The recent matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and the Washington Commanders, however, concluded in a gripping manner, underscoring the need for precision in securing a win. The Commanders narrowly outscored the Ravens, sealing a 29-28 victory.

This remarkable turn of events elicited a double celebration for the Hoggets, who not only witnessed their team’s win in the preseason, but a historic triumph in the game. Unable to contain his excitement, the $620 million net-worth NBA star also took to social media to share the joyous moment with his followers and reflect on the significance of this remarkable achievement of his favorite team.

Magic Johnson’s shout-out for his team

NBA legend Earvin “Magic” Johnson took to his Twitter account on Monday to share a tweet commemorating a triumphant moment. The 64-year-old basketball great, renowned for his skill as a point guard, expressed, “I know it’s only preseason but the @Commanders victory over the Ravens to end their NFL preseason win streak was a lot of fun for Commanders fans!” What adds an intriguing twist is that this year, Johnson became an NFL owner of the Washington Commanders and celebrated his stake by affirming, “I invest to win.”

And now, he has another reason to revel in that decision. The Ravens’ impressive 24-game preseason winning streak came to a halt on Monday night, marking a significant shift. The Death on Wings managed to secure a record-breaking 23 consecutive preseason victories, a streak dating back to the commencement of the 2016 preseason.

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However, the remarkable record of Lamar Jackson‘s team, consisting of 24 consecutive preseason wins, came to an end as the Commanders secured a one-point lead during the Monday night game.

A sneak peek at the turning point

Since 2015, the Ravens maintained an unbeaten streak in preseason matches. Monday’s game against the Washington Commanders put this unique record to the test. In a gripping showdown, the Commanders secured a close 29-28 victory with Joey Slye’s 49-yard field goal in the last nine seconds. Washington came inches away from tying the score at 28, just four minutes before the end.

Yet, Ravens cornerback Kyu Kelly’s intervention stopped Commanders fullback Alex Armah’s progress during a two-point conversion attempt. Despite quarterback Anthony Brown Jr.’s efforts, the Ravens couldn’t run down the clock. With only 69 seconds left and facing a 4th-and-11 on their side, Washington was saved by a pass interference call, extending their drive.

Commanders’ QB Jake Fromm’s connection with the team’s WR Kazmeir Allen for the final eight yards brought Slye’s field goal within reach, sealing the Commanders’ hard-fought victory.

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