The Cincinnati Bengals pull out Miami Dolphins late, win 27-15, enter Thursday Night Football to open Week 4 of NFL Season.
Miami entered Thursday’s game as one of only two unbeaten teams left in the league. Although the Dolphins suffered their first loss of the season, they could have been dealt a bigger blow late in the first half when Tagovailoa head and neck injuries that required him to be stretchered off the field and miss the rest of the game.
The Bengals scored 13 unanswered points in the 4th half to lead 2-2 in the season.
Here are the top plays from Thursday’s game.
Cincinnati Bengals 27, Miami Dolphins 15
Strengthen the cave
Joe Burrow hit his second touchdown pass of the evening to help put the Bengals 27-15 with less than two minutes remaining, a successful clearance Hayden Hurst for score.
Bengals ring the bell again
Cincinnati is safe Vonn Bell record his second interception in the game as Teddy Bridgewater throw right at him while the Dolphins are driving to try to take the lead.
Boyd back it
Just a few turns after the first throw, Tyler Boyd returned to its natural role. He caught a 43-yard pass from Joe Burrow to help the Bengals get into goal range and take a 17-15 lead.
Fool!
Bengals receiver Tyler Boyd finished by playing quarterback in a third play, completing a 23-yard pass to Ja’Marr Chase to help Cincinnati knock down first.
Teddy to Tireek
Teddy Bridgewater gave Tireek Hill an opportunity for deep reception and star recipients has been distributed. Hill caught a 64-yard pass to put the Dolphins at the Bengals’ 5-yard line. However, Miami could not complete the shot and settle for a goal that gave them a 15-14 lead in the waning moments of the third half.
Teddy takes over
During the first drive after taking over Tagovailoa, Teddy Bridgewater led the Dolphins on a touchdown track to take the Bengals’ lead down to 14-12 before halftime. Bridgewater throws a shovel Chase Edmonds for the 7 yard score.
Deep attack
Joe Burrow Find Tee Higgins worms and receivers can run into the end zone easily after beating 1 on 1 coverage.
Negative!
Jason Sanders’ A 53-yard scoring attempt to put the Dolphins ahead was blocked by the Bengals, keeping Cincinnati 7-6 ahead.
Ring the bell
Cincinnati is safe Vonn Bell jump in front Tireek Hill intercept Tagovailoa’s tassels deep pass.
To push!
Joe Mixon got some help from his Bengals teammates finding the end zone on the opener.
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