Joe Burrow, Bengals roll through Bills to win fourth straight game

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The Cincinnati Bengals continue to roll, taking down their AFC rival Buffalo Bills, 24-18, on Sunday night at Paycor Stadium. 

The last time these two teams met was a tragic Monday night in January when Bills safety Damar Hamlin suffered a cardiac arrest. As one would expect, it was an emotional return for No. 3, who was inactive in this game.

When the ball was kicked off and reflection turned into focus for everyone on the field, the Bengals quickly got to work. 

Joe Burrow was ice cold on the team’s first drive of the game, going 6-for-6 through the air and eventually finding Irv Smith Jr. for a seven-yard touchdown. 

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Bengals QB Joe Burrow celebrates a touchdown pass against the Buffalo Bills during the second quarter at Paycor Stadium on Nov. 5 in Cincinnati, Ohio.  (Jeff Dean/Getty Images)

The game quickly became a shootout when the Bills took over on their first drive. 

Josh Allen found the end zone with his feet after driving 85 yards to match the Bengals, but Burrow was quick to find the end zone again, this time using Joe Mixon – his trusty running back – on third-and-goal to retake the lead.

That’s when both offenses began to stall a bit. Four total punts with an Allen interception mixed in led to no points for either team until Burrow had prime field position at Buffalo’s 45-yard line after the Bills were forced to punt from deep inside their zone. 

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What looked to be a broken play on third-and-7 from Buffalo’s 22-yard line led to a Drew Sample 22-yard