Bengals use 98-yard fumble return to edge Ravens

Sam Hubbard scored on a 98-yard fumble return, the longest in post season history, and Joe Burrow accounted for two touchdowns as the Cincinnati Bengals registered a 24-17 victory over the visiting Baltimore Ravens on Sunday night in the AFC wild-card round.

Logan Wilson had 10 tackles and forced the fumble on the game-changing play and Ja'Marr Chase had nine receptions for 84 yards and a touchdown for third-seeded Cincinnati.

Burrow passed for 209 yards and one touchdown and rushed for another score for the Bengals, who won their ninth straight game and will visit the Buffalo Bills in next weekend's divisional round.

Tyler Huntley passed for 226 yards, two touchdowns and one interception for sixth-seeded Baltimore.

Huntley started in place of Lamar Jackson (knee), who missed his sixth consecutive game. J.K. Dobbins and Demarcus Robinson caught touchdown passes for the Ravens.

Huntley was involved in the big play that changed the momentum early in the fourth quarter.

The score was tied, and the Ravens had third-and-goal from the Cincinnati 1-yard line when Huntley kept the ball and tried to lunge over the goal line. But Wilson leaped and knocked the ball out of Huntley's hands and right to Hubbard, who raced 98 yards to give the Bengals a 24-17 lead with11:39 remaining in the contest.

Josh Allen threw three touchdown passes and his team's defense stood firm in the fourth quarter as Buffalo Bills defeated visiting Miami Dolphins 34-41 in an AFC wild-card game.

The second-seeded Bills forced the Dolphins into a fourth-and-1 near midfield late in the game. Miami took too long getting to the line of scrimmage to snap the ball, causing a delay-of-game penalty, and Skylar Thompson threw incomplete on fourth-and-6.

Allen went 23-for-39