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The Bengals travel to Baltimore in Week 7 to play their first day game on the road against the Ravens since 2021.

Geoff Hobson examines how Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow and the offense consistently produce major passing performances against the Baltimore Ravens. Burrow holds three of the top eleven individual passing games against Baltimore since 2000, led by a 525-yard performance in 2021. Former head coach Marvin Lewis, offensive coordinator Dan Pitcher, and quarterbacks Joe Flacco and Josh Johnson analyzed the matchup ahead of Sunday's divisional game in Baltimore.
Burrow explained that success against Baltimore requires making contested catches on the outside against aggressive coverage. Wide receivers Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins remain central to the game plan, while Lewis highlighted Ravens defensive leaders Roquan Smith and Kyle Hamilton as crucial factors.
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