The Red Dragons secured a comfortable 28-18 win over the Wolves on Saturday in their NFL regular season encounter. The final score line tells a straightforward story of one side controlling the contest from start to finish.
Twenty-eight points on the board for the visitors shows they found their rhythm early and maintained it throughout. Eighteen points for the home side suggests they were competitive in patches but could not match the opposition's consistency.
By then, the gap had widened enough that the Wolves were chasing rather than dictating. It is the kind of result where momentum shifts decisively, and once that happens, turning it around becomes a mountain too steep to climb.
The Red Dragons played a disciplined game, sticking to their structure when it mattered most. They got in behind the Wolves' defence with regularity and punished any hesitation with clinical efficiency.
For the Wolves, the defeat leaves them reflecting on moments where they should have done better. They showed glimpses of fight but could not string together enough sustained periods to challenge the visitors properly.
That kind of performance can spring a surprise, but against a side this well-organised, it is not enough. The Red Dragons have now demonstrated they can beat teams that look competitive on paper.