Bengals step up big after debilitating first half to complete 35-13 comeback over Ravens
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Key Points:
- Joe Burrow led the Cincinnati Bengals to a 35-13 comeback victory over the Baltimore Ravens, throwing four second-half touchdown passes after a scoreless first half for Cincinnati.
- The Ravens, missing Lamar Jackson due to an ankle injury, dominated early but failed to convert their advantage, losing a double-digit second-half lead for the 10th time since 2022.
- Baltimore quarterback Tyler Huntley threw for 215 yards in the first half, with Zay Flowers accounting for 120 yards and scoring the opening touchdown, but the Ravens' offense stalled in the second half.
- Injuries affected both teams, including Bengals' safety Kyle Dugger and cornerback DJ Turner II, and Ravens rookie guard Vega Ioane, who left the game with a knee injury.
- The Bengals will host Tennessee next Sunday, while the Ravens travel to Buffalo, continuing their struggles without Lamar Jackson.
