In a season when the Baltimore Ravens have struggled to finish, their defense made two fourth-quarter stops and their offense delivered the winning drive in the final minutes.
The Ravens' 29-26 win over the San Diego Chargers on Sunday purged some late-game demons, ended a three-game losing streak and allowed Baltimore to celebrate a victory on its home turf for the first time in 308 days.
But, on a day of high fives and slaps on the back, there was an emotional punch in the gut.