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Baltimore Ravens vs Cincinnati Bengals Match Player Stats (Dec 14, 2025)

Cincinnati, Ohio. Joe Burrow had made it through six NFL seasons without ever being shut out. That streak ended at Paycor Stadium on Dec. 14, 2025, when the Baltimore Ravens dismantled the Cincinnati Bengals 24-0, riding two Lamar Jackson touchdown passes, a 100-yard rushing day from Derrick Henry and an 84-yard interception return from safety Alohi Gilman.

Coach John Harbaugh called it the most complete game Baltimore had played all season, and the numbers back him up. The Ravens needed the ball for only 20 minutes and 41 seconds, ran just 40 offensive plays, and still outgained Cincinnati 317 yards to 298. It was the fourth time in franchise history Baltimore had shut out the Bengals, and the first time the Ravens had blanked any opponent since 2018. What follows is the complete statistical record of that Week 15 meeting, player by player.



Final score

Baltimore Ravens 24, Cincinnati Bengals 0

Team1st2nd3rd4thFinal
Ravens (7-7, 4-2 away)0143724
Bengals (4-10, 2-5 home)00000

Game leaders

CategoryBaltimore RavensCincinnati Bengals
PassingLamar Jackson: 8/12, 150 yds, 2 TD, 1 INTJoe Burrow: 25/39, 225 yds, 0 TD, 2 INT
RushingDerrick Henry: 11 car, 100 ydsChase Brown: 13 car, 53 yds
ReceivingZay Flowers: 3 rec, 68 yds, 1 TDJa’Marr Chase: 10 rec, 132 yds
TacklesRoquan Smith: 14 total (8 solo)Jordan Battle: 8 total (7 solo)
SacksThree players tied with 1 eachDemetrius Knight Jr. and Myles Murphy, 2 each

Scoring summary

Second quarter

  • 4:35 remaining: Rasheen Ali caught a 30-yard touchdown pass from Lamar Jackson (Tyler Loop kick good). The drive covered 79 yards in five plays and took 2:59. Ravens lead, 7-0. Per NFL Next Gen Stats, Ali hit a top speed of 20.52 mph on the run.
  • 0:23 remaining: Zay Flowers caught a 28-yard touchdown pass from Jackson (Loop kick good) to cap an 80-yard, five-play drive that took just 42 seconds. Ravens lead, 14-0.

Third quarter

  • 9:05 remaining: Tyler Loop kicked a 27-yard field goal at the end of a 60-yard, six-play drive. Ravens lead, 17-0.

Fourth quarter

  • 7:38 remaining: Alohi Gilman returned an interception 84 yards for a touchdown (Loop kick good) to make it 24-0. Linebacker Kyle Van Noy intercepted Joe Burrow at the Ravens’ 5-yard line, then lateraled to Gilman at the 16, who carried it the rest of the way. Combined, the two Ravens covered 95 yards on the return, which snapped off a Cincinnati possession that had already eaten 16 plays and 7:44 off the clock.

Team stats

CategoryRavensBengals
1st downs1518
Passing 1st downs610
Rushing 1st downs96
1st downs by penalty02
3rd down efficiency2-73-15
4th down efficiency0-03-5
Total plays4071
Total drives89
Total yards317298
Yards per play7.94.2
Passing yards (net)128198
Comp/att8/1225/39
Yards per pass8.04.7
Interceptions thrown12
Sacks-yards lost4-223-27
Rushing yards189100
Rushing attempts2429
Yards per rush7.93.4
Red zone (made-att)0-10-1
Penalties-yards2-104-30
Turnovers12
Fumbles lost00
Defensive/special teams TDs10
Time of possession20:4139:19

Full box score

Passing

Baltimore Ravens

PlayerC/ATTYdsAvgTDINTSacks-YdsQBRRating
Lamar Jackson8/1215012.5214-2268.2114.6

Cincinnati Bengals

PlayerC/ATTYdsAvgTDINTSacks-YdsQBRRating
Joe Burrow25/392255.8023-2717.358.2

Those totals are gross passing yards. Once sack yardage is subtracted, Baltimore’s net passing figure was 128 yards and Cincinnati’s was 198, which is what shows up in the team stats above.

Rushing

Baltimore Ravens

PlayerAttYdsAvgTDLong
Derrick Henry111009.1029
Keaton Mitchell8668.3022
Lamar Jackson22613.0014
Tyler Huntley3-3-1.00-1
Team241897.9029

Cincinnati Bengals

PlayerAttYdsAvgTDLong
Chase Brown13534.1010
Samaje Perine14423.008
Joe Burrow252.503
Team291003.4010

Receiving

Baltimore Ravens

PlayerTgtRecYdsAvgTDLong
Zay Flowers536822.7128
Rasheen Ali223216.0130
DeAndre Hopkins113232.0032
Mark Andrews32189.0014
Keaton Mitchell1000.000
Team12815018.8232

Cincinnati Bengals

PlayerTgtRecYdsAvgTDLong
Ja’Marr Chase161013213.2034
Chase Brown77375.309
Tanner Hudson53165.308
Drew Sample22126.007
Mitchell Tinsley211616.0016
Mike Gesicki211111.0011
Samaje Perine1111.001
Andrei Iosivas1000.000
Team36252259.0034

Fumbles

TeamPlayerFumLostRec
BaltimoreLamar Jackson101
CincinnatiSamaje Perine100
CincinnatiDylan Fairchild001

Defense

Baltimore Ravens

PlayerTotSoloSacksTFLPDQB hitsTD
Roquan Smith14800000
Trenton Simpson9400000
Alohi Gilman8500101
Nate Wiggins8400100
Kyle Hamilton8300000
Malaki Starks5400100
Travis Jones4211010
John Jenkins4200000
Charlie Kolar3000000
Marlon Humphrey2200100
David Ojabo2200000
Dre’Mont Jones2100050
CJ Okoye2100000
Jake Hummel2000000
Ar’Darius Washington2000000
Teddye Buchanan2000000
Mike Green1111010
Tavius Robinson1100000
Kyle Van Noy1111020
Chidobe Awuzie1100110
Zay Flowers1100000
T.J. Tampa1100000
Tylan Wallace1000000
Team8444335101

Cincinnati Bengals

PlayerTotSoloSacksTFLPDQB hitsTD
Jordan Battle8701100
Demetrius Knight Jr.6522020
B.J. Hill5100000
Geno Stone4300000
Barrett Carter3200000
Kris Jenkins Jr.3100000
Joseph Ossai3000000
Myles Murphy2222030
DJ Turner II2200000
McKinnley Jackson2000000
Joe Giles-Harris1100000
Chase Brown1100000
Oren Burks1000000
Team412545150

Interceptions

Baltimore Ravens

PlayerINTYdsTD
Marlon Humphrey1210
Kyle Van Noy1110
Alohi Gilman0841
Team21161

Cincinnati Bengals

PlayerINTYdsTD
Jordan Battle100

Jackson’s only interception came on a pass to Zay Flowers that was dropped and then intercepted by Battle.

Kick returns

Baltimore Ravens

PlayerNoYdsAvgLongTD
Rasheen Ali13232.0320

Cincinnati Bengals

PlayerNoYdsAvgLongTD
Tahj Brooks49022.5280
Charlie Jones12020.0200
Team511022.0280

Punt returns

Baltimore did not attempt a punt return.

Cincinnati Bengals

PlayerNoYdsAvgLongTD
Charlie Jones1-2-2.0-20

Kicking

Baltimore Ravens

PlayerFGPctLongXPPts
Tyler Loop1/1100.0273/35

Cincinnati did not attempt a field goal or an extra point.

Punting

Baltimore Ravens

PlayerNoYdsAvgTBIn20Long
Jordan Stout313545.01153

Cincinnati Bengals

PlayerNoYdsAvgTBIn20Long
Ryan Rehkow418245.51262

Game information

  • Week: 15
  • Date: Sunday, Dec. 14, 2025
  • Venue: Paycor Stadium, Cincinnati, Ohio
  • Attendance: 64,907
  • Network: CBS
  • Officials: Referee Brad Allen, umpire Marcus Woods, down judge Sarah Thomas, line judge Walter Flowers, field judge Rick Patterson, side judge Chad Hill, back judge Tyree Walton

Injury report

Baltimore Ravens: LB Teddye Buchanan (knee) left in the first half. CB Chidobe Awuzie (foot) and CB Marlon Humphrey (knee) were hurt in the second half; Humphrey returned to the game.

Cincinnati Bengals: WR Charlie Jones (ankle) came out in the second quarter. TE Noah Fant (ankle), DT Kris Jenkins Jr. (ankle) and RT Amarius Mims (knee) were hurt in the second half and did not return.


Neither team’s season ended the way it looked on that Sunday in Cincinnati. Baltimore lost a win-and-in finale at Pittsburgh in Week 18 and finished 8-9, missing the playoffs for the first time since 2021. Cincinnati closed 6-11, its third straight season watching the postseason from home. What this game did settle was the 2025 series between the two: after the Bengals had won the Thanksgiving night meeting in Baltimore 32-14, the Ravens answered in the rematch, and Burrow never got another shot at them that year.

The rivalry picks back up in Week 7 of 2026, when Cincinnati visits M&T Bank Stadium on Oct. 25, with the return game set for New Year’s Eve in Cincinnati to close out the season series.

Sean Garcia
Sean Garciahttps://dailyinfomagazine.com/
I'm Sean L. Garcia, a Swedish-born American journalist based in Washington with over six years of experience reporting across local publications and digital media. I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and have spent the better part of my career covering the full spectrum of news, from breaking world affairs and domestic politics to sports analysis, consumer technology, automotive industry developments, the business of entertainment, celebrity culture, gaming, health, and the cultural moments that define how people actually live. I launched Daily Info Magazine on April 05, 2026, because I wanted to build one publication where readers never have to go elsewhere, a destination backed by real reporting, proper sourcing, and an editorial team that takes accuracy seriously across every beat we cover. I serve as Editor-in-Chief and continue to report, write, and publish alongside our team of writers, researchers, and editors every single day.

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