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Burrow, Chase Return; Bengals Upset Ravens in Baltimore

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Baltimore — The Cincinnati Bengals defeated the Baltimore Ravens 32-14 on Thursday night after activating quarterback Joe Burrow from injured reserve; Burrow threw two second-half touchdown passes in his return and Ja'Marr Chase returned from a one-game suspension. Cincinnati converted Baltimore's five turnovers into points, including a 29-yard touchdown to Andrei Iosivas and a one-handed scoring catch by Tanner Hudson. The Bengals elevated two practice-squad players and listed multiple inactive starters due to injuries, team sources and coaches noted. The victory snapped Baltimore's five-game winning streak and improved Cincinnati's record this season. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.

Timeline

Sept. 19: Joe Burrow underwent turf-toe surgery and was placed on injured reserve.
Nov. 10: Burrow resumed practice and participated in team drills.
Nov. 16: Ja'Marr Chase was suspended one game for spitting on Jalen Ramsey.
Late Nov. (Wednesday before Thanksgiving): Bengals activated Burrow and promoted two practice-squad players.
Thanksgiving night: Bengals defeated the Ravens 32-14; Baltimore committed five turnovers.

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Who Benefited

The Cincinnati Bengals organization, coaching staff, and players benefited through a documented 32-14 victory, return-to-play activations, and roster promotions ahead of the game.

Who Suffered

The Baltimore Ravens suffered five turnovers in the 32-14 loss, which produced a documented decline in that game's offensive output and ended a five-game winning streak.

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