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Film Review: Burrow’s Perfection vs. Ravens | Beatline Bengals

Film Review: Burrow’s Perfection vs. Ravens | Beatline Bengals

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Joe Burrow threw for 292 yards and four touchdowns in the Bengals' 35-13 victory over the Baltimore Ravens. Boye Mafe recorded 1.5 sacks while Bryan Cook led the defense with nine tackles. Tee Higgins emerged as a primary target with 148 receiving yards.

This film review breaks down the offensive efficiency against Tyler Huntley, the defensive containment of Derrick Henry, and the strategic use of Mark Gesicki and Drew Sample in the red zone. Key performances from Ja'Marr Chase and Samaje Perine also contributed to the dominant win.

The Bengals improve to 4-2 in the AFC standings following this Week 7 triumph. Analysis covers play-action leverage, pass rush techniques, and secondary coverage schemes used to neutralize Zay Flowers.

In this episode: Offensive Efficiency & Burrow's Precision · Defensive Dominance & Pass Rush · Tee Higgins Breakout & Titans Preview.

More Bengals coverage, previews & recaps: https://www.beatlinesports.com/shows/cincinnati-bengals/
Full transcript: https://cdn.beatlinesports.com/nfl/cin/2026-10-27/transcript.html

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