BALTIMORE, Md. - This time, the comeback didn't fall short.

A week after falling to the Detroit Lions after a failed two-point conversion, the Saints successfully completed a comeback after trailing the Ravens 14-6 at halftime. New Orleans held Baltimore to three points in the second half and ended up winning 24-17.

The Saints put up 15 points in the fourth quarter while shutting out the Ravens in that same span. Tyler Shough plowed in the go-ahead touchdown on a fourth-down goal-line run to get the Saints their first lead.

The Saints converted on multiple third and fourth downs on the go-ahead touchdown drive, which ended up killing six and a half minutes of clock. 

Shough finished his day 27 of 34 passing for 252 yards and two total touchdowns, one of which was the game-winning score.

The loss might've come at a stiff cost. Saints left tackle Kelvin Banks was carted off the field late in the third quarter after Ravens pass rusher Mike Green landed awkwardly on Banks' leg.

The Saints finally return home to New Orleans in week three to take on the Las Vegas Raiders.