Burrow’s Four Second-Half Touchdown Passes Lead Bengals Past Ravens
Joe Burrow threw four touchdown passes in the second half to help the Cincinnati Bengals rally from a halftime deficit and defeat the Baltimore Ravens 35-13 in Baltimore.
Cleveland Akron, OH, October 25, 2026 —
Joe Burrow threw four touchdown passes in the second half as the Cincinnati Bengals overcame a halftime deficit and defeated the Baltimore Ravens 35-13 in Baltimore.
The four scoring passes came after the Bengals had trailed at halftime, according to the available account. Cincinnati finished with 35 points, while Baltimore scored 13. The summary does not provide the halftime score, so the size of the deficit is not specified.
The result was a Bengals win on the Ravens’ home field. The account identifies Burrow’s second-half passing touchdowns as the central factor in Cincinnati’s rally, but it does not include details about the drives, the players who caught the passes, or other scoring plays.
No game date, season, attendance figure or additional statistics were provided. The available information also does not specify whether either team had injuries, penalties or other notable developments during the game. Those details cannot be established from the summary alone.
The reported final score and Burrow’s four second-half touchdown passes define the scope of the account: Cincinnati rallied from behind at halftime and won by 22 points. Further detail about how the game unfolded before or between those scoring passes was not included.
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