Bengals vs Ravens final score: Baltimore trounces division rivals on TNF, Cincinnati loses Joe Burrow

Burrow and Jackson both sustain injuries, Ravens win over Bengals. Lamar Jackson is hampered by an ankle injury. Ravens 34, Bengals 20.

Thursday Night Football presented a highly anticipated showdown between the Bengals and the Ravens, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to the hype. The game was expected to be a battle of quarterbacks Lamar Jackson and Joe Burrow, but both players suffered injuries that significantly impacted the outcome.

Jackson was hit hard by Bengals defender Logan Wilson, resulting in an ankle injury that limited his performance for the rest of the game. Burrow also sustained a wrist injury, forcing him out of the game and leaving the Bengals struggling to adjust their game plan on the fly.

The Ravens capitalized on the Bengals' misfortune, with players like Augustus Edwards, Nelson Agholor, and Rashod Bateman finding their way to the end zone. This victory solidified the Ravens' position at the top of the AFC North division, while the Bengals continued to struggle in prime time games.

Throughout the game, running back Joe Mixon emerged as a standout player for the Bengals, showcasing his skills with both rushing and receiving. However, it wasn't enough to overcome the Ravens' dominance.

Despite the injuries and setbacks, the game had the potential to be an entertaining matchup, but unfortunately, the impact of the injuries was undeniable. The game was marred by multiple injury-related setbacks, affecting both teams' performances.

The game was closely tracked by The Sporting News, providing live scoring updates and highlights for fans. The final score of 34-20 in favor of the Ravens reflected their strong performance and the Bengals' struggles.

In addition to the injuries suffered by Jackson and Burrow, other players like Ravens tight end Mark Andrews and Bengals cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt were also sidelined due to injuries. These setbacks further affected the momentum and performance of both teams.

The game was broadcast on Amazon Prime Video and DAZN, with Al Michaels and Kirk Herbstreit providing commentary. Viewers in the Cincinnati and Baltimore markets were able to watch the game on their local affiliates, while Canadian fans could stream it on DAZN.

Overall, the game was a mix of missed opportunities, injury setbacks, and standout performances. While the Ravens emerged victorious, the game highlighted the challenges and unpredictability of professional football.

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