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Joe Burrow is only thinking about one thing this time of year: championships. 

The 26-year-old made that clear following the Bengals' 27-16 win over the Ravens that clinched back-to-back AFC North titles for the first time in team history. 

Burrow was asked about the Bengals' championship window and he didn't hesitate to answer. 

"The window is my whole career," Burrow said. "Everybody that we have in that locker room, all the coaches we have. Things are going to change year-to-year, but our window is always open."

The Bengals have won eight-straight games. They're hoping to make another run in the AFC after winning the conference championship last season. 

Watch Burrow's entire postgame press conference below. 

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