The Baltimore Ravens rolled into AT&T Stadium and left no doubt, burying the Dallas Cowboys 35-7 in a Week 3 statement win. Baltimore controlled the game from the ground up, turning a road test into a laugher by the fourth quarter. For Dallas, it was a night that unraveled early and never got back on track. Derrick Henry was the story, pounding out 151 rushing yards and setting the tone for a Ravens offense that simply would not be moved off its plan. Dallas found some rhythm through the air, where Joe Milton led all passers with 234 yards and the Cowboys' lone touchdown throw, and Ryan Flournoy paced the receiving corps with 53 yards. But the Cowboys never solved the math problem Henry created, and every Baltimore possession felt like another chunk off the clock. When one team is running downhill and the other is throwing to catch up, the scoreboard usually reflects it — and it did. Baltimore's defense turned pressure into points. Trey Hendrickson lived in the backfield with two sacks, Nate Wiggins came away with an interception, and Chidobe Awuzie led the team with three tackles in a group that spent the night flying to the football. The turning point came when Wiggins' pick swung possession and let Henry and the Ravens' ground game slam the door for good. Dallas managed just seven points, and against a Baltimore team playing this brand of complementary football, that was never going to be enough.