Ravens at Bengals: Play of the Game

In yesterday’s win over the Bengals, the Ravens totaled nearly 600 total yards and rushed for over 400 yards as a team. Baltimore scored 38 points, 21 in the third quarter, and steamrolled their way to a playoff-clinching victory.

Check out some of the top plays below and vote for your favorite in the poll!

Miles Boykin 43-yard touchdown catch: On the Ravens second drive of the game, Lamar Jackson uncorked one of his better deep balls of the season. Jackson sold the play action perfectly, stepped into a clean pocket and delivered a beauty to Miles Boykin, who got open behind the Bengals secondary. It was Boykin’s finest play of the season, too, and put the Ravens up 10-0 late in the first quarter.

Marquise Brown 17-yard touchdown catch: Following an interception, the Ravens responded by driving 17 plays and 93 yards to score another touchdown. The drive was kept alive with a seven-yard reception by Marquise Brown on fourth down. Several plays later, Brown finished the drive with a 17-yard touchdown catch on 3rd-&-8. Brown made a killer move in the slot to beat man coverage.

J.K. Dobbins four-yard touchdown run: Another week, another highlight of J.K. Dobbins scoring a touchdown — which has happened in each of the past six games. With this score, Dobbins set a new franchise record for touchdowns by a rookie.

Marquise Brown nine-yard touchdown catch: What’s better than one Marquise Brown touchdown? Two Marquise Brown touchdowns!

Marcus Peters interception: Marcus Peters returned to the field on Sunday after missing the past two games with an injury. Just one play after being flagged for pass interference in the Ravens own end zone, Peters returned the favor by intercepting a lofty throw from Brandon Allen and running out of bounds.

J.K. Dobbins 72-yard touchdown run: Just when you thought the J.K. Dobbins lovefest couldn’t get any better, he does this . . .