Ja’Marr Chase wanted the ball just one more time. The Bengals’ receiver lamented that quarterback Joe Burrow did not look his way on the failed two-point conversion that all but sealed the 35-34 loss to the Ravens on “Thursday Night Football.

Ja'Marr Chase was out of this world. The fourth-year receiver finished the day with a whopping 11 catches for 264 receiving yards and three touchdown catches. Entering Sunday's slate, Chase now leads the league in receiving yards (981) and touchdown catches (10)— the first player this season to reach 900 in the former category and 10 in the latter.

With less than a minute to play in regulation, Burrow found Chase for a 5-yard touchdown pass to bring the Bengals within one point at 35-34. Instead of bringing kicker Evan McPherson on kick a game-tying extra point,

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.

Lamar Jackson completed 25 of 33 passes for 290 yards and four touchdowns while rallying the Baltimore Ravens from a 14-point second-half deficit to a 35-34 win over the Cincinnati Bengals in a wild Thursday night contest.

The Bengals lost to the Ravens 35-34 on Thursday night to fall to 4-6 on the season. They're 1-2 in the AFC North and they lost two games to Baltimore by a combined four points. The first matchup went to overtime and the second came down to a two-point conversion with 37 seconds left.