The Chiefs have to be feeling pretty good right now, as are the 13-2 Cardinals and 14-1 Panthers in the NFC. The Patriots also lost this weekend, as did the Steelers, a surging team many thought might be rounding into Super Bowl form. Cincinnati Bearcats wide receiver Tyler Scott (21) scores his third touchdown in the. The Bengals and Broncos are both near the top of the AFC standings, but those who watched Monday's game probably didn't feel like they were watching NFL elite. Keel NewsBengals select Miami (FL) cornerback DJ Ivey in seventh. 3) The AFC's supposedly best teams are floundering The slow-down wasn't entirely McCarron's fault, but an encouraging first half lost its luster by the time the game ended. After going 7-for-8 on third downs in the first half, the Bengals went 3-for-9 in the second. When there was 11:17 left in the fourth quarter, McCarron had gone just 4-for-6 for 15 yards in the second half. Wilson, a Cincinnati Bengals linebacker, reached up when Baltimore Ravens quarterback Tyler Huntley was about to cross the ball over the goal line in the fourth quarter of a tie AFC wild-card. Then for most of the second half, he couldn't do anything. In short, he looked like a viable NFL quarterback, which is saying something for a fifth-round pick. He made the right decision consistently, even tucking the ball and running for first downs despite not being known for his speed. for a halfĪJ McCarron was efficient against an excellent Broncos secondary to start Monday's game, going 12-for-17 for 119 yards and a score in the first half. Despite losing two of his top three wide receivers and already missing his top tight end, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow did enough to snap their five-game losing streak to the. The Broncos defense still isn't playing up to its early season standard, but credit is due for stalling the Bengals. They were on their way to give up more than 300 again, but held the Bengals to just 90 yards after half to give up 294 overall. The Broncos' had given up more than 300 yards of total offense five times in last seven games heading into Monday after giving up 300-plus just twice in their first six of the season. They went 7-for-7 on third downs before the Broncos finally held firm and forced a missed field goal on the Bengals' third possession. In just two trips with the football, the Bengals ate up 170 yards and 15:24 in 28 plays to go up 14-0. The Broncos opened Monday's game giving up their two longest drives of the season, in terms of both the number of plays and time of possession. Three things we learned: 1) The Broncos defense was awful. But with four seconds remaining, the normally reliable Brandon McManus missed his game-winning 45-yard attempt by about 20 yards to the left, setting up overtime. He threw pinpoint passes for 16- and 26-yard gains to put the Broncos in field goal range. The Broncos wound up with the ball with under two minutes to go and Osweiler, who played well when he wasn't hounded by Bengals defenders, was at his best. They proceeded to reel off a 12-play, 72-yard drive that ended. The Bengals tied the game with a field goal in response to the Broncos' second touchdown. Turning point With 10:57 remaining in the second quarter, the Bengals got the ball back on their own 28-yard line, trailing 6-3. Monday Night Football has been a wild ride this season. Anderson touchdown run put the Broncos up 17-14 with 11 minutes to play. 2015 Score Precision Passers Desert Camo Cowboys Football Card 7 Troy Aikman. 2015 PANINI SCORE THE GREAT OUTDOORS TOM BRADY 3 DESERT CAMO PSA 9 MINT. 2015 Score Artist's Proof 242 Golden Tate /35. Its their longest winning streak since 2015 when they started 8-0. Cleveland, helps banged-up Cincy win 5th in row. The teams traded seven punts until a 39-yard C.J. 2015 Panini Score Franchise Gold 1 PSA 10 Tom Brady Patriots. Browns score, takeaways: Joe Burrow ends skid vs. Taking possession, Brock Osweiler finally got the protection he needed to pick apart the Bengals, passing for 73 yards and a score on an 81-yard drive. The Broncos shook the Bengals out of the gate after intermission. Instead, they won in overtime, kicking a field goal then recovering a dropped AJ McCarron snap to end the game. If not for a horribly shanked game-winning field goal attempt, they might have won in regulation.

The Broncos flipped momentum in the second half. At halftime, the Bengals had outgained the Broncos 204 yards to 89, and held the ball for more than 21 minutes on their way to a 14-3 lead. The Cincinnati Bengals looked like they would run away with Monday night's game after scoring consecutive touchdowns on long drives to open the game.

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