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Mon. Dec 23rd, 2024
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Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow looks to pass against New York Giants defensive tackle Jordon Riley during the first quarter at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J., on Sunday. Brad Penner / Imagn Images

 

Sunday Night Football: Bengals Defeat Giants 17-7 on the Road

As the NFL season approaches Week 6, the stakes are rising for struggling teams, and the Cincinnati Bengals found themselves in a must-win situation. Entering “Sunday Night Football” with a 1-4 record, the Bengals needed a victory to keep their playoff hopes alive.

In a hard-fought matchup, the Bengals secured a 17-7 win against the New York Giants, preserving their chances for a postseason run. This victory was notable not for their usually high-powered offense, but for a defense that has often been a source of concern for the team.

Defensive Dominance

The Bengals made history by breaking a streak of 75 consecutive games allowing 10 or more points, holding the Giants to just one score on 10 drives. Giants quarterback Daniel Jones struggled throughout the night, completing only 22 of 41 passes and throwing an interception.

Cincinnati’s defense stepped up in a big way, limiting New York’s scoring opportunities and showcasing a much-improved performance compared to previous outings.

Joe Burrow’s Key Play

Despite the defensive success, Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow faced significant pressure, getting sacked four times during the game. However, Burrow made a crucial play with 2:12 remaining in the fourth quarter. On a critical third-and-12, he scrambled to his left and threw across his body for a 29-yard gain, keeping the drive alive.

Just two plays later, running back Chase Brown sealed the game with a 30-yard touchdown run, ensuring the Bengals emerged victorious.

Upcoming Matches

With this win, the Bengals look ahead to their next challenge against the Cleveland Browns on the road next week. Meanwhile, the Giants will host the Philadelphia Eagles at home, where they are still searching for their first victory of the season, currently sitting at 0-3 at home.


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