Bengals Beat Ravens, Box Score Stats, Highlights for Burrow, Chase, Henry, Top Players

Joe Burrow led the Cincinnati Bengals on a second-half surge to secure a 35-13 comeback victory over Derrick Henry and the Baltimore Ravens, rallying from a scoreless first half to steal a crucial AFC North win on the road.

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The Bengals entered Sunday's road matchup against the Ravens as 2.5-point favorites, according to FanDuel Sportsbook.

Sunday's AFC North showdown had major divisional implications, with Cincinnati entering the matchup in last place and Baltimore sitting just one spot ahead. Both teams looked to climb out of the division's basement with a crucial head-to-head win.

The Bengals closed out the second half with a 35-0 scoring run to shut the door on Baltimore and secure the win, leapfrogging the Ravens for third place in the AFC North. Cincinnati improved to 4-2 overall and 1-1 in division play, while Baltimore fell to 4-3 overall and 0-2 in the division.

Passing
Notable Fantasy Players	C/ATT	YD2S	TD	INT
Joe Burrow, CIN	22/30	292	4	0
Tyler Huntley, BAL	23/34	298	1	1
Rushing
Notable Fantasy Players	CAR	YDS	TD
Chase Brown, CIN	11	39	0
Samaje Perine, CIN	4	16	1
Derrick Henry, BAL	17	45	0
Receiving
Notable Fantasy Players	REC	YDS	TD	TGTS
Tee Higgins, CIN	6	148	1	7
Ja’Marr Chase, CIN	5	62	1	7
Mike Gesicki, CIN	1	6	1	1
Drew Sample, CIN	2	24	1	2
Zay Flowers, BAL	8	137	1	11
Rashod Bateman, BAL	2	33	0	4

AFC North Standings 

1. PIT: 5-2 (OVR), 3-0 (CONF)

2. CLE: 4-2 (OVR), 3-0 (CONF) 

3. CIN: 4-2 (OVR), 3-2 (CONF)

4. BAL: 4-3 (OVR), 2-2 (CONF) 

Cincinnati was held scoreless through the first half as Baltimore's defense dominated, forcing the Bengals to punt on their first three possessions and pushing them out of scoring position on their final drive of the half with a big sack on Burrow.

Bengals' star receiving duo of Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins managed just two receptions for 23 yards combined in the first half.

Baltimore struck first on its opening possession, with Huntley connecting with Zay Flowers for a 48-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter. The Ravens added two field goals in the second quarter to take a comfortable lead into halftime.

Cincinnati flipped the script coming out of halftime, as Burrow connected with Mike Gesicki for a 6-yard touchdown before finding Higgins for a 13-yard score. After holding Baltimore scoreless in the third quarter, the Bengals took their first lead of the game, 14-13.

The Bengals added three more touchdowns in the fourth quarter, with Samaje Perine powering up the middle for a score before Chase found the end zone for the first time on a pass from Burrow. 

Burrow connected with tight end Drew Sample for a 16-yard touchdown, marking Cincinnati's second touchdown reception by a tight end on the day.

Cincinnati's defense delivered key plays, intercepting Huntley on the Ravens' first snap of their third possession of the quarter and forcing a turnover on downs on their next possession. With both sides of the ball firing on all cylinders, the Bengals pulled away to secure the 22-point victory.

Cincinnati will host the Tennessee Titans next Sunday, while Baltimore hits the road to face Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills. Both games are scheduled to kick off at 1 p.m. ET.