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Bengals vs. Ravens result, live updates: Cincinnati and Baltimore tied 7-7 in the second quarter on Thursday Night Football

by November 8, 2024

A little over a month ago, the Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals played one of the best games of this NFL season. The Ravens’ 41-38 overtime win in Cincinnati moved Baltimore to 3-2 and the league’s top offense was in full swing. Lamar Jackson threw for 348 yards and four touchdown passes while the ground game totaled 175 yards. Not to be outdone, Joe Burrow was phenomenal in the loss, throwing for 392 yards and five scores and one interception. Bengals kicker Evan McPherson missed a 53-yard field goal in overtime, allowing the Ravens to win on a Justin Tucker field goal.

This loss dropped Cincinnati to 1-4 on the season, but as they have done several times in recent years, the Bengals have bounced back and enter today’s game at 4-5. They need a win to advance back into the AFC playoffs image. Baltimore comes into the game at 6-3 and needs a win to keep pace with the Steelers at the top of the AFC North.

Live25 updates

  • Joe Burrow started in the end zone

    On 1st-and-5 from the Ravens’ 14, Joe Burrow ran a flag route looking for Mike Gesicki in the left corner of the end zone. But Brandon Stephens took the lead and seemingly intercepted the ball.

    The play will be reviewed to determine whether Stephens entered the game with both feet.

  • Kyle Hamilton injury clip

    Here is the play where Kyle Hamilton was injured. He is apparently on the way to the medical tent.

  • Kyle Hamilton injured

    Time out due to injury after Ravens safety. Kyle Hamilton gets his right foot stuck in the turf while trying to turn and make a play. He limps off the field.

  • 2 minute warning

    We’ve reached the 2-minute warning and the Bengals have the ball at the Ravens’ 49-yard line after a seven-yard pass from Joe Burrow to Tanner Hudson for a first down.

  • Another 3-and-out for the Ravens

    Derrick Henry gained 1 yard on first down, then Lamar Jackson passed to Charlie Kolar for 4 yards. But Jackson throws incomplete to Zay Flowers on the next play and the Ravens have to punt.

    After a 48-yard punt by Jordan Stout, the Bengals took over at their 27-yard mark with 4:02 left in the first half.

  • Bengals punt on next possession

    Cincinnati converted another fourth down, with Tanner Hudson scoring on a direct snap for a 1-yard gain.

    But Chase Brown is tackled on the next play for a 5-yard loss. After an incomplete pass, Joe Burrow is sacked by Nnamdi Madubuike on third down.

    Ryan Rehkow scores 46 yards and the Ravens take over at their 20-yard line.

  • 3-and-out for Baltimore

    Now it’s the Ravens’ turn to get the 3-and-out. Ronnie Stanley is called for a false start on first down, followed by Zay Flowers being tackled for a five-yard loss.

    A five-yard run by Derrick Henry and a nine-yard catch by Flowers aren’t enough to score a first down. Jordan Stout scored 46 yards and the Bengals took over at their 34-yard line.

  • The Bengals go three-and-out

    Cincinnati can’t answer the Ravens’ touchdown and goes three-and-out on the following possession.

    The drive began with Khalil Herbert fumbling on his first carry as a Bengal. Two incomplete passes from Joe Burrow followed.

    A 46-yard punt by Ryan Rehkow gives Baltimore the ball at the 16-yard line.

  • TOUCHDOWN, Ravens

    Lamar Jackson rolls out and hits a wide-open Nelson Agholor in the back right corner of the end zone for a touchdown.

    Justin Tucker’s extra point brings the score to 7-7. Baltimore drove 59 yards in nine plays to tie the game.

  • 1st quarter: Bengals 7, Ravens 0

    Cincinnati ran 23 plays in the first quarter, more than any team in the first 15 minutes of a game this season.

  • Bengals T Amarius Mims in the medical tent

    Without Orlando Brown Jr., the Bengals may have lost another offensive attack tonight.

  • The Bengals cannot convert on 4th down

    Cincinnati tries 4th-and-3 from the Baltimore 41-yard line. Joe Burrow can’t find anyone open and throws deep but incomplete to Jermaine Burton.

    The Ravens take over Downs.

  • Holding the penalty pushes the Bengals back to 1st-and-20

    On 1st-and-10 from their 37, the Bengals’ Ted Karras is called for a stop. Cincinnati gets those yards back three plays later, with Joe Burrow completing three consecutive passes and gaining the first down with a 7-yard out to Ja’Marr Chase.

  • The Bengals get 1st on a pass interference call

    Cincinnati faced a 3rd-and-10 from 10, but Baltimore’s Nate Wiggins was called for pass interference and snagged Ja’Marr Chase on a cross route. First down at the 23 yard line.

  • The Ravens go three-and-out

    On the Ravens’ first offensive play, Lamar Jackson throws deep to Rashod Bateman, who is triple-covered. The pass would have been a 40-yard gain, but goes incomplete.

    Derrick Henry goes for a 6-yard gain on 2nd down, followed by Justice Hill who doesn’t gain any yards on 3rd down. Baltimore has to punt.

    A 54-yard kick by Jordan Stout gives Cincinnati possession at the 10-yard line.

  • TOUCHDOWN, Bengals

    After a holding penalty gives Cincinnati 1st-and-goal at the 1-yard line, Chase Brown scores a touchdown. With the extra point, the Bengals take a 7-0 lead.

    Brown’s touchdown rush capped a 12-play, 70-yard drive.

  • The Bengals attempt a 4th-and-goal from the 2-yard line

    Joe Burrow threw into the end zone just before being tackled by Chase Brown, but the pass was incomplete. However, Brandon Stephens was cited for stopping Ja’Marr Chase. Down first

  • Ravens lose replay challenge, timeout on Mike Gesicki catch

    The Bengals’ Mike Gesicki makes a 3-yard catch down the left sideline to the Ravens’ 2-yard line. John Harbaugh questioned the play, saying Gesicki didn’t have control of the ball when it went out of bounds.

    Replay showed Gesicki made the catch and kept the decision, so Baltimore lost a timeout. Was the challenge worth three yards?

  • Burrow to Chase for 26 yards

    After finding an open spot in the pocket, Joe Burrow hits Ja’Marr Chase for a 26-yard gain on 3rd-and-9 to the Baltimore 30-yard line.

  • The Bengals get the ball first

    The Ravens won the coin toss and retired. The Bengals will take the field first on offense.

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