The Cincinnati Bengals won their road game the Baltimore Ravens for the second consecutive season. Cincinnati got to empty its bench for the first time this season.
Just days after JD Vance attended a Cincinnati Bengals practice, the team blew out their division rivals, the Baltimore Ravens, and the vice president is all in on the team.
A day after the Cincinnati Bengals’ 35-13 comeback in Baltimore, the conversation around the team has shifted. Last week, people were asking whether the Bengals could survive a 0-2 start in the division.
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It was the tale of two halves for the Cincinnati Bengals in their 35-13 win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday. The Bengals went to the locker room at halftime trailing 13-0.
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For 30 minutes in Baltimore, nobody on the Cincinnati Bengals looked good. For the next 30, almost everybody did. The Bengals turned a 13-0 halftime deficit into a 35-13 win over the Ravens and moved to 4-2.
Ja’Marr Chase used his anger to fuel the Cincinnati Bengals in their 35-13 victory over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Md.
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Cincinnati Bengals fans spent Sunday night replaying a 35-0 second half in Baltimore. Plenty of them also noticed who wasn’t part of it. Shemar Stewart, the 17th overall pick in 2025, was a healthy scratch for the 35-13 comeback win over the Ravens, and it came less than a week after his name started showing up in trade talk.
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Vice President JD Vance celebrated the Cincinnati Bengals’ 35-13 victory over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday with a pointed tribute to wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase.
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Vice President JD Vance was happy to see his Cincinnati Bengals pick up a 35-13 win over the Baltimore Ravens in a huge divisional win. Vance visited the Bengals during practice for the Ravens matchup last week, drawing a lot of attention for his interactions with the players and how team QB Joe Burrow reacted to his attendance at practice.
Who would have thought that after going scoreless and dormant in the first half, the Bengals would make a solid comeback against the Ravens? The team trailed 13-0 at halftime, but steamrolled Baltimore with 35 points.
Ja’Marr Chase was not happy with the first-half display the Cincinnati Bengals put out on the field against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday afternoon. It resulted in the star receiver expressing a loud and clear message to everyone in the locker room.
Joe Burrow didn’t hold back his thoughts on the Cincinnati Bengals’ offensive ceiling after their 35-13 blowout win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday afternoon.
After an abysmal first half, the Bengals scored 35 unanswered points in the second half to blowout their division rival Ravens 35-13 in Baltimore. They're 4-2 on the season following the win.
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase has had better games against the Baltimore Ravens. None of what Chase did on the field, however, was as impactful as what he did on the sidelines in the locker room.
Joe Burrow’s four second-half touchdown passes will lead every highlight package out of Baltimore, and they should. But the Cincinnati Bengals don’t win 35-13 on Sunday without a defense that spent the first half bending without breaking while the offense managed zero points.
Joe Burrow threw four second-half touchdown passes and the Cincinnati Bengals scored 35 unanswered points to record a 35-13 victory over the host Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.
It really felt like the beginning of the end for the Bengals when they went into the locker room after the second quarter finished. Cincinnati then turned a 13-0 deficit into a 35-point 2nd half and allowing zero points from Tyler Huntley and Co.
Cincinnati's offense is dunking on the Ravens in the second half with 28 unanswered points to stamp home a comeback victory. The Bengals are tracking down a third-ever win against Baltimore when trailing by at least 13 points.
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