The defining image was Jimenez keeping his nerve from the spot with the clock nearly gone. Reports said the penalty came after a handball decision on the edge of the box, a call that appears certain to be debated long after the final whistle.
What mattered for Wolves was the finish.
For a side chasing momentum, those moments count. A late equaliser does not erase an uneven performance, but it can shift the feeling around a team.
There will be frustration on the Blackburn side because the result was there to be closed out. Other reports said Andri Gudjohnsen put Rovers ahead, while Sean McLoughlin also got on the scoresheet with his first goal in English football.
That gave Blackburn a strong platform, especially so late in the contest. To come away with only a draw after reaching that position will sting.
For Wolves, the point was about survival and nerve. For Blackburn, it was about game management and a missed opportunity. A match decided by a last-gasp penalty usually leaves both camps replaying the final moments for different reasons.
The next test for Wolves is whether this finish becomes a spark rather than just a reprieve. Blackburn, meanwhile, will need a quick response and a calmer closing stretch the next time they carry a lead into the final minutes.