Cowboys-Ravens game (Photos via FOX)

Sunday’s matchup between the Cowboys and Ravens has quickly gone from a highly anticipated game to a blowout. At the start of the fourth quarter, Baltimore is leading the game 28-6, with a win firmly in grasp.

However, fans still call out the refs for missing a blatant call that should have given the Ravens another two points.

While backed up to his own six-yard line, Dak Prescott dropped back into the endzone before going down and trying to toss the ball to an offensive lineman.

Technically, the play should have been flagged for intentional grounding and been ruled a safety because of where Prescott threw the ball.

Fans are now calling out the refs for missing it.

“It was intentional grounding Ravens always get screwed by the zebras we have to play two teams every week we are used to it,” said one comment.

“Ravens vs refs first 3 weeks of the year. insane,” said another.

“Cowboys fan here. Awful call. Should have been a safety,” added a third.

Derrick Henry Shined In Cowboys-Ravens Game

Henry came away as the true star for the Ravens on Sunday.

As of 10 minutes left in the game, he has recorded 18 carries, 125 rushing yards, and two rushing touchdowns. He also showed some skill in catching the ball and reeling in one pass for 23 yards.

This is the exact kind of production the team needs from him to make a Super Bowl run.