Overview
- The Bengals erased a 13-0 halftime deficit to win 35-13, completing the comeback on Sunday by outscoring Baltimore 35-0 after the break.
- Joe Burrow threw four second-half touchdown passes to drive the rally and spark Cincinnati’s turnaround on offense.
- Baltimore controlled the first half with long drives and held a 22:20 to 7:40 time-of-possession edge, and backup Tyler Huntley passed for 215 first-half yards including a 48-yard touchdown to Zay Flowers.
- Multiple in-game injuries were reported, including Bengals safety Kyle Dugger (quadriceps) and cornerback DJ Turner II (knee), and Ravens guard Vega Ioane left with a knee issue.
- The result moves Cincinnati to 4-2 and drops Baltimore to 4-3, setting up the Bengals to host Tennessee next week and sending the Ravens to Buffalo while raising short-term questions about Baltimore’s offense without Jackson.