CLNS Media
  • NBA
  • NFL
  • MLB
  • NHL
  • Betting
  • NBA History
  • Podcasts
    • A List Podcast
    • Almost Shameless
    • Black N’ Gold Hockey Podcast
    • Bruins Beat
    • Bob Ryan and Jeff Goodman
    • Cedric Maxwell Podcast
    • Celtics Beat
    • Celtics Lab
    • Celtics Stuff Live
    • Celtics Postgame Live
    • Dome Theory with Bobby Manning
    • The Garden Report
    • Greg Bedard’s Patriots Podcast
    • Patriots Beat
    • Patriots Postgame Show
    • Patriots Roundtable
    • Patriots Press Pass
    • Poke the Bear
    • Red Sox Beat
    • Winning Plays
    • View All Podcasts
  • About
    • About CLNS
    • Our Sponsors
    • Talent
    • Job Opportunities
    • Join Our Network
    • Advertise With Us
Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube TikTok
Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube TikTok Discord
CLNS Media
Join The Network Subscribe
  • Home
  • NBA
  • NFL
  • MLB
  • NHL
  • Betting
  • NBA History
  • Podcasts
    • podcast
      • A List Podcast
      • Almost Shameless
      • Black N’ Gold Hockey Podcast
      • Bruins Beat
      • Bob Ryan and Jeff Goodman
      • Cedric Maxwell Podcast
      • Celtics Beat
    • podcast
      • Celtics Lab
      • Celtics Postgame Live
      • Dome Theory with Bobby Manning
      • The Garden Report
      • Greg Bedard’s Patriots Podcast
      • Patriots Beat
    • podcast
      • Patriots Postgame Show
      • Pats Interference
      • Poke the Bear
      • Red Sox Beat
      • Winning Plays
      • View All Podcasts
  • About
    • About CLNS
    • Our Sponsors
    • Talent
    • Job Opportunities
    • Join Our Network
    • Advertise With Us
CLNS Media
Home » Bengals Quick Hits: Botched In Baltimore, Bengals Blow Chance For Division Lead with 19-17 Loss to Ravens
Bengals Coverage

Bengals Quick Hits: Botched In Baltimore, Bengals Blow Chance For Division Lead with 19-17 Loss to Ravens

Justin Tucker drills 43-yard GWFG at gun as Ravens drive for the game-winning field goal in waning seconds.
Mike PetragliaBy Mike Petraglia10/09/2022Updated:10/10/20224 Mins Read
Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn WhatsApp Reddit Email
Bengals battled long into the Baltimore night. (Cincinnati Bengals)
Share
Facebook Twitter Email

BALTIMORE — In the end, the Bengals suffered another gut-punch loss of the season.

Justin Tucker’s 43-yard field goal as time expired gave Cincinnati its third walkoff loss of the season, 19-17, before 70,548 at M&T Bank Stadium.

Joe Burrow’s quarterback sneak with 1:58 left in the fourth quarter gave Cincinnati it’s first lead of the game, 17-16, capping a 13-play, 70-yard drive that silenced the M&T Bank Stadium crowd.

Second-guessers will have a field day over Cincinnati’s last possession of the third quarter. Those second-guessers will argue the Bengals got too cute Sunday night and blew their chance at sole possession of first place in the AFC North.

Facing first-and-goal on the Baltimore 2 after a pass interference call that kept Hayden Hurst from catching the ball in the end zone, Joe Burrow couldn’t find Hurst and threw incomplete. On second down, the Bengals ran a reverse in which Tyler Boyd was blown up by Marcus Peters before he could complete a pass to the end zone on second down. On third down, Burrow completed a pass to Ja’Marr Chase down to the two.

Trending
The Patriots Revamped Coaching Staff May Be Starting to Take Place

On fourth down, Burrow ran a shovel pass in the middle of a congested offense line that fell incomplete, intended apparently for Stanley Morgan.

Frustration boiled over on the sideline as head coach Zac Taylor tried to chase down left tackle La’el Collins on an apparent missed block on the fourth down play.

Here's the video of the interaction, from the broadcast: https://t.co/ao2xT4LbCC pic.twitter.com/QbQag5v5D6

— Caleb Noe (@CalebNoeTV) October 10, 2022

Tee Higgins did not play after the first two offensive series of the game, missing the last three quarters with an injured left ankle.

As was the case with the Steelers and Cowboys in the first two weeks, the Bengals offensive line looked discombobulated to open the game. The Bengals first four drives ended in punts. Making matters worse, two of those Kevin Huber boots were underwhelming, traveling just 28 and 34 yards.

The 34-yarder put the Ravens at midfield. Lamar Jackson took advantage and directed a seven-play drive that ended with an 11-yard Lamar Jackson pass to a wide open Mark Andrews to extend Baltimore’s lead to 10-0.

The Ravens defense was taking advantage of a leaky Bengals offensive line, with Josh Bynes and Jason Pierre-Paul broke through with sacks. Two other times Burrow had passes batted down and several other times he was rushed.

With the Bengals staggering after their fourth punt, the defense made the play of the first half when Vonn Bell picked off Jackson on a sideline route at the Bengals 17.

Always in the right place‼️#CINvsBAL | 📺 NBC pic.twitter.com/yoOhpuqTUm

— Cincinnati Bengals (@Bengals) October 10, 2022

That triggered an 83-yard Bengals drive without Higgins, who played the first two drives but sat out the remainder of the first half. Stepping up was Mike Thomas with a 33-yard catch-and-run down to the Ravens 31. Three plays later, Burrow hit Hayden Hurst over the middle for 19 yards, he cut at the Ravens 3 and reached the ball over the goal line to put Cincinnati on the board.

Better as a Bengal 😏#BudLightCelly | @budlight pic.twitter.com/FtxXQohCk8

— Cincinnati Bengals (@Bengals) October 10, 2022

The Bengals then forced a punt and the Bengals put together a solid drive before the half, ending in a 40-yard Evan McPherson field goal that tied the game 10-10 with four seconds left in the half.

The Bengals held the Ravens to open the third quarter when Lamar Jackson overthrew a wide open Tylan Wallace on fourth-and-2 from the Cincinnati 41.

But Joe Burrow gave the ball right back on the next play, throwing over the middle to former LSU teammate and Ravens linebacker Patrick Queen.

The Ravens didn’t do much with the possession but did drive six yards and settled for the go-ahead 58-yard field goal from Justin Tucker and a 13-10 lead.

The Bengals responded with a 15-play, 73-yard drive that ended with the failed trickery in the low red zone.

The Ravens answered with a 15-play drive of 90 yards, starting at their 2-yard line. The drive consumed over eight minutes and ended with a 25-yard field goal that put Baltimore up, 16-10.

Baltimore Ravens Cincinnati Bengals Cordell Volson Dax Hill Jackson Carman Jake Browning Lamar Jackson Miami Dolphins New York Giants New York Jets Offensive Line preseason Tua Tagavailoa
Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn WhatsApp Reddit Email

Mike Petraglia

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn

Joined CLNS Media in 2017. Covered Boston sports as a radio broadcaster, reporter, columnist and TV and video talent since 1993. Covered Boston Red Sox for MLB.com from 2000-2007 and the New England Patriots for ESPN Radio, WBZ-AM, SiriusXM, WEEI, WEEI.com and CLNS since 1993. Featured columnist for the Boston Celtics on CelticsBlog.

Related Posts

NFL Championship Sunday Props – Betting Predictions and Picks

01/26/2023

Bengals Beat: Joe Burrow Explains Why Being Surrounded By Teammates With ‘Right Stuff’ Is Key To Super Bowl Run

01/26/2023

Bedard: Bill O’Brien Will Elevate Mac Jones in Year 3

01/25/2023

Five Free Agency and Trade Targets for the Patriots at Wide Receiver

01/25/2023

Bengals Beat: Inside The ‘Mad Scientist’ Lou Anarumo That Cooks Up A Frightening Defense For Bengals’ Opponents

01/24/2023

The Patriots Are in the Mix to Land DeAndre Hopkins

01/24/2023

Comments are closed.

Follow Us
Facebook-f Twitter Instagram Youtube
Featured Videos
A List Podcast

Who Should Get the Biggest Slice of Blame Pie for Celtics Recent Slide?

By CLNS Media01/26/2023

On episode 112 of the A List Podcast, A. Sherrod Blakely, Gary Washburn & Kwani…

Previewing Patriots Shrine Bowl Roster

01/25/2023

Next steps after Bill O’Brien Named Patriots Offensive Coordinator

01/25/2023

Celtics Offense Collapses in Loss to Miami

01/25/2023
Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube TikTok Discord
  • Home
  • NBA
  • NFL
  • MLB
  • NHL
  • View All Podcasts
  • About
  • Privacy Policy

2022 North Station Media. Designed by J&R Marketing.


At North Station Media, we don’t just celebrate diversity, we live it. North Station Media is an equal opportunity employer that commits itself everyday creating the most inclusive environment for all its employees and hiring the best and most qualified individuals. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, marital status, age, national origin, ancestry, physical or mental disability, medical condition, pregnancy, genetic information, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, veteran status, or any other status protected under federal, state, or local law.

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.

Cleantalk Pixel