BREAKING: Ravens’ Lamar Jackson airs dissatisfaction on win vs. Bengals.

Lamar Jackson was dissatisfied with the win on Sunday.

 

Ravens stun the Bengals with comeback victory

Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Sam Hubbard (94) pushes Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson (8) out of bounds during the 4th quarter.
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However, the Bengals quickly reminded everyone of their capability. They shifted the game’s momentum with a safety against Henry, followed by a burst of 15 unanswered points. Joe Burrow, showing no signs of past injuries, threw incredible passes with precision, including a 41-yard touchdown to Ja’Marr Chase and a crucial setup to Tee Higgins, which displayed Cincinnati’s explosive potential.

The game escalated into a high-scoring affair in the second half, with both teams trading touchdowns. Jackson himself engineered a remarkable sequence, turning a potential disaster into a dazzling touchdown pass. Nevertheless, the match spiraled into chaos with officials’ decisions affecting the flow, most notably when they penalized the Bengals for a delay-of-game despite not allowing them to snap the ball.

In the final quarter, Burrow’s interception gave the Ravens a chance to even the score, leading to a 56-yard field goal by Justin Tucker to tie the game at 38-38. Overtime brought more drama; Jackson fumbled a snap in a critical drive, nearly costing the Ravens the game. However, after the Bengals failed to capitalize on this with a missed field goal by Evan McPherson, Henry’s robust 51-yard run set the stage for Tucker to clinch the game with a field goal.

Jackson’s mixed feelings stem from the game’s chaotic and erratic nature, including his own mistakes that nearly led to a loss. Despite the victory, the uneven performance seemed to dampen the excitement for Jackson, who expects higher standards of play. 

The win, while thrilling, highlighted areas of concern and relief for the Ravens. It propelled them to their third consecutive victory after a rocky start to the season, with the team’s offense finding rhythm but also displaying vulnerabilities that need addressing.

Looking forward, the Ravens have a series of challenging games, with Jackson likely keen on refining their play to maintain their winning streak. Meanwhile, the Bengals face a tough road ahead to salvage their season, underscored by this heartbreaking loss despite Burrow’s standout performance.

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