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Lamar Jackson’s 2 TD Passes, Long Pick-6 Propel Ravens to 24-0 Win over Bengals
Baltimore's defense forced two interceptions including a 94-yard touchdown return while the offense scored two second-quarter touchdowns to secure a 24-0 win.
- In Baltimore on Sunday, the Baltimore Ravens shut out the Cincinnati Bengals 14-0, with dominant defense and a late Kyle Van Noy interception, according to the source.
- After early pressure and turnovers, Baltimore's defense flipped field position with Kyle Van Noy intercepting Joe Burrow late and Alohi Gilman returning it for a touchdown, following Marlon Humphrey's interception and Tavius Robinson's sack.
- Offensive balance arrived in the second quarter as Lamar Jackson hit Rasheen Ali and Zay Flowers for 30- and 28-yard touchdowns, while Derrick Henry and Keaton Mitchell combined for 166 rushing yards.
- With the win, Baltimore Ravens eliminated Cincinnati Bengals from playoff contention, according to ESPN, and improved to 7-7 ahead of a road game at New England Patriots on Dec. 21.
- The result was notable historically, as Cincinnati hadn't been blanked at home since 2017, marking Burrow's first career shutout in the coldest game in team history.
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Must-see interception return: Two Ravens defenders combine on a 96-yard TD play
The Baltimore Ravens eliminated the Cincinnati Bengals from the playoffs on Sunday, 24-0, and the nail in the coffin came from Ravens linebacker Kyle Van Noy in a must-watch pick six off of Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. With around eight minutes left in the game, on a Bengals third and goal, Burrow threw a pass right into Van Noy’s arms at the 4. The linebacker ran for a few yards before handing the ball to safety Alohi Gilman, who ran it 84 y…
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Leaning Left9Leaning Right1Center16Last UpdatedBias Distribution61% Center
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