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TORONTO – One name: Kyle DeHaven. One word: Unstoppable.

Baltimore’s high-grade, multidimensional star (3 reception, 57 yards, 1 TD, 7 carries/72 yards, 2 TD) repeatedly attacked the Toronto defense tonight with the lethal force of a runaway locomotive, flattening would-be defenders like pennies left on the railroad tracks, as the Charm prevailed 42-6 on foreign soil, ultimately derailing the Triumph’s grand plans of an upset.

For a team thrown into ominous uncertainty over the past two weeks, a re-tooled Toronto team nearly ‘triumphed’ over their critics early on, as quarterback Donna Paul (5-9, 43 yards, TD, 6 carries/43 yards) led an impressive opening drive, including team-wide displays of physicality and toughness rarely seen in the loss versus Tampa. The drive ultimately proved a success as Paul’s laser-like red zone spiral found tight-end Davine Burton (1 catch, 6 yards, TD, 1 carry/11 yards) in the back of the end zone to push the home team ahead 6-0 mere minutes into the contest.

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By: Jim Wallin (LFL360.com)