Bad beat in South Beach: Dolphins' last-minute touchdown sets up painful bad beat
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Key Points:
- The Cincinnati Bengals defeated the Miami Dolphins 31-24 in Week 5, ending their two-game losing streak and covering the 6.5-point spread at most sportsbooks.
- Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow threw three touchdown passes, helping Cincinnati build a 14-point halftime lead that extended to 18 points in the fourth quarter.
- Miami's Malik Willis led a late comeback, narrowing the Bengals' lead to seven points with less than a minute remaining.
- A missed extra point by Dolphins kicker Riley Patterson after a late touchdown prevented Miami from attempting a game-tying two-point conversion and onside kick recovery.
- The Bengals secured the win with two kneel-downs, resulting in a win for Bengals bettors and a push for those who took the Dolphins +7, while Dolphins +6.5 bettors suffered a tough loss.
