Bengals Rally From 13-Point Deficit to Beat Ravens 35-13
The Cincinnati Bengals defense, highlighted by players like Dexter Lawrence, overcame a 13-point first-half deficit against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 7 to secure a 35-13 victory with a second-half shutout.
Cleveland Akron, OH, October 26, 2026 —
The Cincinnati Bengals overcame a 13-point first-half deficit to defeat the Baltimore Ravens 35-13 in Week 7, with the defense holding Baltimore scoreless in the second half, according to the available summary of the game.
The result marked a turnaround after the Bengals entered halftime trailing by 13 points. They finished with a 22-point victory, while the Ravens were shut out after the break. The summary identifies the Bengals defense as a central part of the comeback and highlights players including Dexter Lawrence.
Specific details about how the teams scored, when the Bengals took the lead, and which defensive plays contributed to the second-half shutout were not provided. Individual statistics, the game’s date and location, and comments from players or coaches were also not included. The available information does not specify how points were distributed between the teams across the first half.
The account describes the final score and the broad shape of the game: Baltimore held a 13-point advantage at halftime, and Cincinnati finished with a 35-13 win after preventing the Ravens from scoring in the second half. It does not provide additional play-by-play or explain which players made particular contributions beyond naming Lawrence among those highlighted.
Without further details, the result can be reported as a defensive second-half shutout accompanying a Bengals comeback. The information provided does not establish the circumstances behind the halftime deficit or identify any single moment as decisive.
Story summarized from the original created by Tim Bielik on www.cleveland.com, see more information here.
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