Burrow’s Four Second-Half Touchdown Passes Lead Bengals Past Ravens, 35-13
The Cincinnati Bengals defeated the Baltimore Ravens 35-13, driven by Joe Burrow's four second-half touchdown passes. The Ravens, playing without Lamar Jackson, lost a second consecutive divisional game after failing to maintain their first-half lead.
Orlando Daytona Beach Melbourne, FL, October 25, 2026 —
The Cincinnati Bengals defeated the Baltimore Ravens 35-13, with Joe Burrow throwing four touchdown passes in the second half. Baltimore, playing without Lamar Jackson, could not hold its first-half lead and suffered a second consecutive loss in a divisional game.
Burrow’s four second-half scoring passes were the central feature of the result, driving Cincinnati’s victory after the Ravens had led earlier in the game. The summary does not provide the Bengals’ or Ravens’ first-half scores, so the size of Baltimore’s lead and when it changed are not specified.
For Baltimore, the defeat extended a run of divisional losses to two games. The team was without Jackson, but the available information does not state why he was absent or provide further details about the circumstances. It also does not identify other players, individual scoring plays, or the teams’ records.
The result leaves the Bengals with a 35-13 win over their divisional opponent, while the Ravens’ inability to preserve their early advantage shaped the outcome described. No date, venue, season, or additional game statistics were provided, and those details cannot be confirmed from the available summary.
The account establishes the final score, Burrow’s second-half passing touchdowns, Jackson’s absence, and Baltimore’s consecutive divisional losses. It does not include postgame comments or information about what either team did next.
Story summarized from the original created by Noah Trister, Associated Press on www.clickorlando.com, see more information here.
