Victory formation for the Dolphins, and this one is in the books: 

Reshad Jones seals it: 

INT for Reshad Jones. That'll do it. Finally, a fourth quarter win for the #Dolphins

— Ben Volin (@BenVolinPBP) October 7, 2012

Dolphins DEFENSE 1:45 and 80-yards to go. GOT TO KILL!!!!!!!!!!

— Omar Kelly (@OmarKelly) October 7, 2012

4Q - 1:45

Charles Clay has two dropped passes today but he just made his worst play of the day. 

Clay ran out of bounds after reeling in a pass from Ryan Tannehill on third-down, stopping the clock for the timeout-less Bengals. 

Andy Dalton now has 1:45 to march his team into the endzone. 

Marvin Lewis uses his last time out with 2:39 remaining. 

Oh boy. 

#Bengals called for pass interference on 3rd and 9 pass by MIA. First down MIA at MIA 48 with 2:45 left. #Bengals with just 1 TO left.

— Cincinnati Bengals (@Bengals) October 7, 2012

4Q - 2:50

Charles Clay drops his second pass of the day bringing up a huge third-and-nine for the Dolphins. 

Bengals need a stop here to stay alive. 

That was Nugent's first miss of the season. 

Couldn't have come at a more inopportune time. 

4Q - 3:00

Wide right!

Mike Nugent shanks a 41-yard field goal in crunch-time. 

The Bengals now tail by four with three minutes to play. Marvin Lewis has two timeouts, but if the Dolphins can pick up a few first-downs, then they can seal a victory. 

4Q - 3:05

Dolphins defense comes up big and forces the Bengals to settle for a field goal try: 

#Bengals send out the FG team down by 4 with 3:05 left. Fans boo. Should've gone for 2 earlier

— Ben Volin (@BenVolinPBP) October 7, 2012

4Q - 4:25

Andy Dalton connects with Andrew Hawkins and brings the Bengals to the Dolphins' 28-yardline. 

Here come the Bengals. 

INJURY UPDATE: Maualuga has gone to the locker room for evaluation of a possible concussion. #MIAvsCIN

— Cincinnati Bengals (@Bengals) October 7, 2012

So, did Adam Jones break up the pass or did Bess drop it?

Adam Jones with a great stick jars the ball loose from Bess on 3rd down pass. #Bengals to get ball backat CIN 20 trailing 17-13, 6:01 left.

— Cincinnati Bengals (@Bengals) October 7, 2012

Davone Bess drops a 3rd-down pass and Dolphins are forced to punt. Bengals take over at their own 20. MIA 17-13 with 6:01 left. #MIAvsCIN

— Miami Dolphins (@MiamiDolphins) October 7, 2012

Thomas already missed one game with a concussion, but he and Maualuga both get off the field quickly and under their own power. 

Daniel Thomas shaken up after taking a big hit. So is Ray Maualuga for delivering the hit

— Ben Volin (@BenVolinPBP) October 7, 2012

4Q - 7:40

The Bengals have quietly done a tremendous job of shutting down Davone Bess today, but he reels in a 21-yard reception from Ryan Tannehill. 

Miami advances to their own 41 yardline. 

Bess now has two catches for 49 yards on the day. 

4Q - 9:12

The Dolphins shake off the questionable call and Daniel Thomas picks up a clutch first-down on third-and-short. 

With under nine minutes to play, the clock is now becoming factor. 

Wow.

After review, play on the field stands as called. MIA first down at 3-yard line. #Bengals D needs a big stop here. #MIAvsCIN

— Cincinnati Bengals (@Bengals) October 7, 2012

Looks like a good challenge by Joe Philbin:

MIA is challenging that Huber's punt touched the end line for a touchback. #MIAvsCIN

— Cincinnati Bengals (@Bengals) October 7, 2012

Great coverage by the Dolphins secondary on that third-down sack: 

4Q - 10:43

Just as the Bengals were generating some energy and offense, Cameron Wake comes up with the biggest play of the game and sacks Andy Dalton on third-and-five. 

The sack knocks the Bengals out of field goal range, but Kevin Huber pins the Dolphins down at their own three yardline. 

Paul Brown Stadium is coming alive: 

Dalton with a nice scramble for 12 yards and a first down to MIA 40. #MIAvsCIN

— Cincinnati Bengals (@Bengals) October 7, 2012

4Q - 12:38

Bengals take over with great field position at their own 48-yardline. 

Here we go. 

Fair, but shouldn't a kicker making $2.5 million deliver when it counts?

I don't blame Dan Carpenter for missing a 53 yard field goal. A 53 yd attempt is low %. I do blame the coaching staff for trying the kick.

— Armando Salguero (@ArmandoSalguero) October 7, 2012

4Q - 14:08

The Dolphins go three-and-out thanks to a drop by Charles Clay, who was wide open down the seam. 

Dolphins setting themselves up nicely for another 4Q collapse

— Ben Volin (@BenVolinPBP) October 7, 2012

Dolphins fans everywhere are breaking a sweat.