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Jaguars-Ravens game halted by flying drone as TNF game targeted in back-to-back weeks

Jacksonville led Baltimore 7-0 as a drone brought Thursday Night Football to a halt just after last week's similar interruption at Green Bay's Lambeau Field

A general overall aerial view of M&T Bank Stadium

A drone flew over an NFL game for the second time this season, stopping action on the field(Image: Kirby Lee/Getty Images)

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M&T Bank Stadium can contain any NFL quarterback's aerial attack, but apparently it cannot keep unwanted aircraft out. For the second Thursday in a row, a drone forced the league to stop play.

An unidentified drone halted Thursday Night Football action between the Jacksonville Jaguars and Baltimore Ravens just after Jacksonville scored to open the game with a 7-0 lead.

Jaguars running back Bhayshul Tuten punched in a one-yard touchdown, and Cam Little converted the extra point when attention suddenly shifted away from the field. The Prime Video broadcast showed Trevor Lawrence on the sideline as they addressed the aerial intrusion with 11:20 remaining in the opening quarter.

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