The Ravens (7-7) crushed the Bengals, 24-0, to keep their playoff hopes alive and secure their first shutout since 2018.

Maybe Joe Burrow should have just sat out the rest of the season. The Bengals quarterback, who missed a significant chunk of the season with a toe injury, threw a pick-six for the second straight week as the Ravens shut out their division rival, 24-0.

Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is blaming himself for Cincinnati's 24-0 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. The Bengals were eliminated from the playoff race.

For the fourth time this season, the Bengals did not score a touchdown in the first three quarters. And by the start of the fourth quarter, many of the fans who braved the 10-degree temperature at kickoff with a wind chill of minus-1 had left their snow-dusted seats for warmer accommodations.

Joe Burrow addressed his recent comments on finding joy in playing football and if he believes changes should be made in Cincinnati

The Cincinnati Bengals entered the Week 15 game against the Baltimore Ravens flat in the cold and never warmed up on the way to a humiliating 24-0 loss. Joe Burrow didn’t look right for most of the game and some brief flashes by the defense weren’t enough to counteract the mistakes. Lamar Jackson threw for two scores in the process.

The Bengals didn’t remove the snow from the seats. The relevant rule clearly requires them to do so.

Joe Burrow made quite a stir last week when he said he wasn't having much fun playing NFL football right now. Everyone (rightfully?) assumed he was talking about the Cincinnati Bengals ' recent woes and how they've been stuck in the mud as a franchise ever since they qualified for Super Bowl 56 almost half a decade ago.

The paid attendance was announced as 64,907.Start the day smarter. Get all the news you need in your inbox each morning. Pro Football Talk wrote that the Bengals didn't remove snow from stadium seats,