Bengals-Ravens: Lamar Jackson's 4 TD passes power Baltimore as it rallies and stops late 2-point conversion try to win, 35-34

The Bengals have gone up 31-21 and 21-7 in two games against the Ravens this season. Both ended in shootout losses.

This is going to be something worth talking about. The officials missed some blatant stuff on the game-deciding two-point conversion attempt.

Lamar Jackson: 25-of-33 for 290 yards, four touchdowns and zero interceptions. He now holds the NFL lead in TD passes with 24.

Derrick Henry: 68 yards on 16 carries with a touchdown. He remains the NFL leader in rushing yards and touchdowns.

Ja'Marr Chase: 11 catches, 264 yards and three touchdowns on 17 targets. A monster game that moves him into the NFL lead in receiving yards and keeps him ahead in receiving touchdowns.

Joe Burrow: 34-of-56 for 428 yards, four touchdowns and zero interceptions. He once again feasted on a limited Ravens secondary.

The Ravens get the kick and this game is over. Baltimore wins a wild one to move to 7-3, while the Bengals fall to 4-6. Lamar Jackson has now won 10 of his last 11 games against the Bengals.

Mike Gesicki was upset after the refs missed what looked like pretty clear defensive holding.

Joe Burrow didn't even look at Ja'Marr Chase on the left side of the field and instead threw to Tanner Hudson, who didn't get it. It was some physical defense on both Hudson and Mike Gesicki, but no penalty on the play.

Ravens can now win here by catching the onside kick.

The Bengals lined up to go for two, but Zac Taylor runs in to call timeout

Who else could it be? Joe Burrow finds an open Ja'Marr Chase and now the Bengals are going for two.

On a sloppy night for the Ravens defense, they saved their sloppiest for last. They get called offsides after a Bengals incompletion and Cincinnati is at the 7. Bengals still have one timeout.

Ja'Marr Chase is up to 10 catches, 259 receiving yards and two touchdowns tonight. God help you if you're facing him in fantasy.

And now a roughing the passer penalty that turns an 18-yard Ja'Marr Chase catch into a 32-yard gain. They're at the 12-yard line now.

Marlon Humphrey gets called for the Ravens' ninth penalty of the night. This time it's a facemask that moves the Bengals to the Ravens' 45-yard line. 1:11 still left.

The call stands and Bengals still have 60 yards to go with 1:36 left and one timeout remaining.

The Bengals juuuust get the conversion after Burrow weathers a blitz and finds Andrei Iosivas right at the first-down line. Refs are reviewing the first-down call and it's hard to see any reason to overturn it.

Oof, looks like the refs missed a facemask on Nnamdi Madubuike on a Joe Burrow incomplete pass. The next falls incomplete too, and now the Bengals face 4th-and-10.

Jackson goes back to Bateman and it's a touchdown this time. The Bengals will get the ball back with 1:49 remaining and one timeout. With how quickly they've scored tonight, this game is nowhere close to over.

Huge break for the Bengals after the Ravens opt to throw on 2nd-and-goal. Lamar Jackson's pass to Rashod Batemen falls incomplete and stops the clock.

This game has reached the two-minute warning, with the Ravens on 2nd-and-goal at the Bengals' 5. Cincinnati has only one timeout remaining, and won't have much time if they hold the Ravens to a field goal here.

The Bengals use their first timeout with 2:16 left and the Ravens having 2nd-and-10 at the 24.

The Ravens are at the Cincinnati 24 and now the name of the game is burning clock, which is below three minutes after a Derrick Henry first down. Bengals still have all three timeouts.

Lamar Jackson worked some magic on a scramble then threw to the wrong guy: Bengals CB Cam Taylor-Britt. The Bengals started celebrating a pick, but replay shows Taylor-Britt let the ball hit the ground. It's an incomplete pass and the Ravens avoid a disaster.

The Ravens entered tonight with the worst pass defense at 280.9 yards allowed per game. Burrow is now up to 390 yards.

On the first play of the drive, Joe Burrow finds a wide open Ja'Marr Chase (again) and it results in a 70-yard touchdown catch. He pulled up right before the end zone to draw out the play and the M&T Bank Stadium crowd did not like it.

Chase has 238 of the Bengals' 432 yards tonight.

Here's what happened on the two-point conversion. Just your basic read option with two of the most dangerous runners in the league.

This happened right before the comeback started.

The Bengals blitzed on 3rd-and-9 and didn't have anyone left to get Mark Andrews. Lamar Jackson finds him and the Ravens are up 28-21 after a successful two-point conversion. That's 21 straight points after falling behind 21-7.

Ravens open the drive with two straight first-downs via the arm of Lamar Jackson and they're already in field goal territory to take the lead. This game turned very quickly.

Burrow takes a deep shot to Jermaine Burton on fourth down and it falls incomplete just short of the end zone. The Ravens take over on their own 34 with 9:29 left.

Ravens get the stop on 3rd-and-2 on their own 34, but the Bengals are going for it on fourth down.

The Ravens defense keeps blowing chances to get off the field.

Ja'Marr Chase is up to 168 receiving yards on eight catches and 12 targets. He's the Bengals' offense with Tee Higgins out.

That was the seventh extra-point miss of Tucker's career, on 507 attempts. All of them have been in the past seven seasons.

Looks like he just missed that one wide left.

On 3rd-and-2, Lamar Jackson gets the ball to an open Tylan Wallace, who breaks a cornerback tackle and somehow avoids going out of bounds on an 86-yard touchdown. It's not a game-tying touchdown, though, as Justin Tucker missed his first extra point of the season.

Ravens get the stop after pressuring Burrow two plays in a row. The Bengals are punting and the Ravens have an opportunity to get even after being on their back foot all game.

The third quarter ends with the Bengals once again driving across midfield, but Nnamdi Madubuike's third sack of the night pushes them to 2nd-and-16 at the Ravens' 40. Big couple of plays coming up to start the fourth.

The Amazon stream just showed Kyle Hamilton on the sideline with a walking boot.

One play later, Derrick Henry punches it in to cut the deficit to one score. That's his NFL-best 12th touchdown run. The Bengals offense has done a great job limiting the Ravens' 1-2 punch in the run game tonight, but it's hard to keep Jackson and Henry down for four quarters.

Lamar Jackson just Lamar Jackson'd all over the place. On a play that started at the 11, the Bengals defense chased him back past the 30, but he tight ropes the sideline and somehow reaches the 1.

Chase Brown coughs it up trying to push for a first down and the Ravens come down with it. It was Marlon Humphrey with a huge rip for the Ravens, and Roquan Smith recovered it. Baltimore takes over on the Bengals' 31.

Meanwhile, the Bengals just keep moving the ball, this time converting a 3rd-and-6 that would have been pretty big for Baltimore. They're 5-for-10 on third downs tonight while averaging 5.9 yards per play overall.

Lamar Jackson also just had a trainer take look at his throwing hand while wincing.

Here's a stat: the Ravens have started 12 of their 31 offensive plays tonight with more than 10 yard to go, thanks to seven penalties and quite a few missteps. This is a team used to getting gains early with their run game, but that has barely happened tonight.

And the Ravens offense is coming off the field again. The M&T Bank Stadium crowd is giving them some audible boos for their worst performance of the season.

More bad news for the Ravens, who also just had a nice gain wiped out by another penalty.