A stunning two-point conversion failure with 38 seconds left propelled the Baltimore Ravens to a thrilling 35-34 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals Thursday night as Joe Burrow's pass to Tanner Hudson was ruled incomplete -- although there was a bit of controversy.

Another Baltimore Ravens-Cincinnati Bengals game, some more fireworks. Make that history-making fireworks. Lamar Jackson and Joe Burrow each had four touchdowns Thursday night, marking the first time in NFL history that two quarterbacks each had eight-plus TD passes against each other in head-to-head games in one season as the home team Ravens edged the Bengals,

It’s Joe Burrow facing off against Lamar Jackson in a early November matchup with division and playoff race implications for both teams.

Wait long enough and your time will come ... especially if Lamar Jackson is your quarterback. Tylan Wallace caught three passes for 115 yards on Thursday, one an 84-yard touchdown play. TYLAN WALLACE !

Entering Thursday night’s game against the Bengals, the Ravens had 42 straight regular-season games with 100 or more team rushing yards. The all-time record of 43, shared by the Ravens and the Steelers,

A sleepy Baltimore Ravens offense woke up big time in the second half. Ignited by Roquan Smith recovery of a Chase Brown fumble, Baltimore scored 21 straight points to turn a 21-7 deficit into a 28-21 lead in the fourth quarter.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow and wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase decimate the Baltimore Ravens with a 70-yard deep ball for six.

Baltimore Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton suffered a sprained ankle in Thursday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals, but it's not considered serious, head

Kyle Hamilton injured his left ankle with 1:09 left in the first half, turning it without making contact with anyone. He limped off the field and headed to the locker room, then later was ruled out.

Lamar Jackson threw for three fourth-quarter touchdowns, and Baltimore stopped Cincinnati on a 2-point conversion with 38 seconds remaining to hold off the Bengals 35-34

The Cincinnati Bengals lost a wild 35-34 game to the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday night, and it's a game that ended in controversy after the officiating crew appeared to miss two blatant penalties on a key two-point attempt in the final minute.