BALTIMORE — In the end, the Bengals suffered another gut-punch loss of the season. <\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
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. <\/p>\n
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. <\/p>\n
On fourth down, Burrow ran a shovel pass in the middle of a congested offense line that fell incomplete, intended apparently for Stanley Morgan. <\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
\nHere's the video of the interaction, from the broadcast: https:\/\/t.co\/ao2xT4LbCC<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/QbQag5v5D6<\/a><\/p>\n
— Caleb Noe (@CalebNoeTV) October 10, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n