Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase Lead Bengals to Victory and Record-Breaking Performances

The Bengals defeat the Browns 24-6, keeping playoff hopes alive as Burrow and Chase set NFL and franchise milestones.

Joe Burrow threw three touchdown passes, including a gravity-defying throw while falling, and became the first NFL quarterback this season to surpass 4,000 passing yards.
Burrow set a new NFL record with seven consecutive games of 250+ passing yards and three or more touchdowns, a first in the league's 104-year history.
Ja'Marr Chase broke his own franchise record for single-season receiving yards, reaching 1,510 yards, and remains on track to set additional franchise records for receptions and touchdowns.
The Bengals' defense played a pivotal role, forcing a critical early turnover at the goal line and sacking Browns quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson five times while intercepting him twice in the fourth quarter.
With their third consecutive win, the Bengals improved to 7-8, completing a season sweep of the Browns for the first time since 2017 and keeping their slim playoff chances alive.