### **Jackson and Flowers show Brazil why they're stars.**
Jackson dazzled with his arm (15-for-20, two touchdowns), his legs (six carries, 50 yards) and his flair for drama.
He missed a wide-open Mark Andrews with an early throw, but once Jackson settled down, he was scintillating. Baltimore's defense was having all kinds of problems covering receivers and tackling the Cowboys in the fourth quarter, and the Ravens knew they'd have to keep scoring to win.
Jackson, Henry (26 carries, 89 yards, two touchdowns) and Flowers (five catches, 84 yards) kept the pedal down. Jackson's final completion to Flowers was a great call by Offensive Coordinator Declan Doyle that needed great execution. Everyone played their role perfectly, and Jackson added another magic moment to his portfolio.
"Everyone was on the same timing," Jackson said. "Zay did a great job, line did a great job at protecting, Zay ran a great route. I just had to deliver the baby."
Meanwhile, Flowers is already a two-time Pro Bowler, but he seems more dangerous than ever in Doyle's offense. It's a small sample size, but the Ravens are 2-0 when Flowers plays, and he adds an electricity to their offense that can't be duplicated.
It was uncertain if Flowers (hamstring) would play, but the Ravens are thankful he did.