The Baltimore Ravens managed to secure a thrilling 35-34 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals in a wild Thursday Night Football game. After trailing 14-7 at halftime, the Ravens responded in the second half, scoring four consecutive touchdowns, including three touchdown passes from Lamar Jackson, to seal the win. The victory not only extended their strong season but also handed them a second win over their AFC North rivals this year. Despite a dramatic last-minute effort from Cincinnati, which included a touchdown and a failed two-point conversion attempt, Baltimore held on to win and improve their record to 7-3.
Ravens vs Bengals Highlights 2025
The Bengals fought hard in the second half, with Ja’Marr Chase putting on an outstanding performance. Chase had 11 receptions for 264 yards and three touchdowns, nearly setting a career-high. However, it wasn’t enough to overcome the Ravens’ offensive surge and a key defensive play by Marlon Humphrey in the third quarter. As both teams traded blows late into the fourth quarter, the Bengals were left with no answer for Jackson’s clutch performance and the Ravens’ efficient drive to close out the game. With this victory, Baltimore now prepares for a crucial matchup against the AFC North-leading Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Ravens vs Bengals Key Stats
Statistic
Value
Final Score
Ravens 35, Bengals 34
Ravens Record
7-3
Bengals Record
4-6
Leading Receiver (Ravens)
Rashod Bateman (1 TD)
Leading Receiver (Bengals)
Ja’Marr Chase (264 yards, 3 TDs)
First Half Score
Team
Score
Ravens
7
Bengals
14
Lamar Jackson Performance
Statistic
Value
Touchdowns
3 (all passing)
Passing Yards
280 yards
Completion Percentage
65%
Two-Point Conversion
1 (rushed for 2-point conversion)
Key Defensive Plays
Player
Play
Marlon Humphrey
Forced fumble on Chase Brown
Roquan Smith
Recovered Humphrey’s fumble
Total Ravens Sacks
3
Ja’Marr Chase Impact
Statistic
Value
Receptions
11
Receiving Yards
264
Touchdowns
3
Career-High Yardage
3 yards shy of career high
Key Offensive Drives (Ravens)
Drive Number
Length (Yards)
1st Touchdown (3rd Quarter)
31 yards (after Humphrey’s fumble recovery)
2nd Touchdown (4th Quarter)
84 yards (Jackson to Tylan Wallace)
3rd Touchdown (4th Quarter)
65 yards (Jackson to Mark Andrews)
Final Touchdown (4th Quarter)
45 yards (Jackson to Rashod Bateman)
Bengals Last-Minute Touchdown Drive
Time Remaining
Action
38 Seconds
Joe Burrow to Ja’Marr Chase for TD
Two-Point Conversion
Failed (Burrow to Tanner Hudson)
Missed Extra Point
Event
Details
Justin Tucker Extra Point
Missed (first miss of the season)
Final Play Overview
Team
Action
Bengals
Attempted two-point conversion, failed
Ravens
Secured win
Game-Changing Plays
Play
Description
Marlon Humphrey’s Fumble Recovery
Ravens capitalize with quick touchdown
Jackson’s 84-yard Pass
Lamar Jackson connects with Tylan Wallace
Burrow to Chase Touchdown
Bengals tie game with a 70-yard TD
Quarterback Comparisons Jackson vs Burrow
Statistic
Lamar Jackson
Joe Burrow
Passing Yards
280
314
Touchdowns
3
3
Completion Percentage
65%
72%
Interceptions
1
0
Key Plays by Tylan Wallace
Play
Yardage
Touchdown Reception
84 yards
Total Receptions
3
Key Plays by Mark Andrews
Play
Yardage
Touchdown Reception
12 yards
Total Receptions
5
Special Teams Performance
Player
Stat
Justin Tucker (Kicker)
5-6 extra points
Missed Extra Point
1 (first miss of the season)
Sam Koch (Punter)
4 punts, 45-yard average
AFC North Standings After Game
Team
Record
Ravens
7-3
Steelers
6-2
Bengals
4-6
Browns
4-5
Playoff Implications
Team
Next Game
Ravens
vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (6-2)
Bengals
vs. Los Angeles Chargers (5-3)
Ravens vs Bengals Summary
The Baltimore Ravens triumphed over the Cincinnati Bengals in a dramatic Thursday night showdown, winning 35-34. Despite a strong performance by Ja’Marr Chase and Joe Burrow, the Ravens capitalized on key turnovers and a stellar showing from Lamar Jackson, who threw three touchdown passes and rushed for a critical two-point conversion. With this win, the Ravens improve to 7-3 and continue to chase the top spot in the AFC North, while the Bengals’ playoff hopes take a hit, leaving them with a 4-6 record. The Ravens head into their next game against the Pittsburgh Steelers (6-2), while the Bengals will look to bounce back against the Los Angeles Chargers in what could be a crucial game for their postseason aspirations.
