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On the five-yard line, Burrow catches the shotgun snap.

He throws it into the end zone.

Chase makes the catch on the back line for the touchdown.

And it looks like the Bengals will go for two with 38 seconds to go to try to win the game.

Burrow takes the snap.

Ravens bring bliss pressure. Burrow throws to the end zone. It's incomplete. It's incomplete. And with 38 seconds left to play, the Hayes and LeBarn!

Oh, what a wild way to end it tonight as the Ravens will sweep the series from the Bengals and improve

a seven and three a game so good we couldn't start it with just one call 35 34 Ravens get the

win in Baltimore.

That was Dan Horde on WCKY.

It was Jerry Sandusky on WBAL, a game that we're going to be remembering for the rest of the season.

Maybe for a few years as two incredible quarterbacks have two incredible performances and a failed two point conversion is what ends it and not without some controversy.

And I'm here with one of the most controversial guests in NFL Daily History.

It's Nick Wesseling from Cincinnati.

What's up, Nick?

Oh, not a whole lot, Greg.

I think you touched on everything in that game there.

Had big momentum swings, you know, if you believe in that sort of thing.

And yeah, perfect throw from Burrow at the end there to score the touchdown, great catch by chase.

And then, yeah, I mean, you could complain about the calls, and it was a bad, missed call, but it is what it is. Those things happen. You can't leave it in the hands of their refs there. And the Bengals had no reason to lose this game. They should have been winning. They should have won this game. They had a couple of bad plays that turned the game around a couple of penalties early in the first half that put them behind the chains when they were unstoppable otherwise.

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