The Ravens picked off Joe Burrow on the first turnover of the game

CINCINNATI – It's an AFC North battle in the jungle.

The Cincinnati Bengals host the Baltimore Ravens at Paycor Stadium for their first division game of the season.

Ravens, 35 | Bengals, 38

On the first turnover of the game, Joe Burrow was picked off by the Ravens defense.

In what seemed like a likely sack for Lamar Jackson, he managed to get out of a tight spot and hit Isaiah Likely in the end zone.

Burrow to Chase. Chase extended its lead by running a screen pass from Burrow for a 70-yard touchdown. It was Burrow's fifth touchdown of the game.

To keep the Bengals on their toes, Lamar Jackson fought his way back into the end zone, where he hit Charlie Kolar for a touchdown.

Chase Brown scored his first touchdown of the day when Joe Burrow hit him on a 4-yard pass.

After the Bengals' explosive opening drive of the second half, the Ravens returned the favor with a 1-yard touchdown from Lamar Jackson to Isaiah Likely.

After a 39-yard pass from Joe Burrow to Andrei Iosivas for the first possession and score, Burrow connected with Tee Higgins for a 5-yard touchdown pass. The touchdown was Higgins' second of the day.

Cincinnati offensive lineman Amarius Mims was carted off the field in the third quarter with an apparent ankle injury. Cody Ford replaced Mims on the field.

In an explosive last-minute drive of the half, Joe Burrow fell back into the pocket and took a big hit, but it paid off. He connected with Ja'Marr Chase for a 41-yard touchdown. Running back Chase Brown then had a successful two-point conversion.

After a near-perfect punt from Cincinnati player Ryan Rehkow, Bengals defensive end Sam Hubbard tackled Derrick Henry in the end zone for a safety. It was Cincinnati's first safety in 75 games.

After rolling out of the pocket, Ravens QB Lamar Jackson hit receiver Rashod Bateman for a 16-yard touchdown pass.

Joe Burrow hit Tee Higgins with an 11-yard pass for the Bengals' first touchdown of the game. The touchdown was Higgins' first of the season.

Bengals corner Dax Hill was ruled out for the remainder of the game after going to the locker room in the first quarter. The Bengals said Hill has a right knee injury.

After the Bengals were forced to punt on their first drive of the day, Cincinnati's defense stepped up and stopped the Ravens' offense. Baltimore QB Lamar Jackson was sacked by Cincinnati defensive end Sam Hubbard, and then cornerback Cam Taylor-Britt denied Ravens receiver Zay Flowers a reception that would have been converted for the Ravens.

The Ravens struck first, scoring on their first drive with a 1-yard touchdown from Derrick Henry. The touchdown was Henry's 100th career touchdown.

The Bengals (1-3) are looking to capitalize on their 34-24 win over the Carolina Panthers last week. The Ravens (2-2) are hoping to extend their winning streak to three wins after back-to-back wins over the Dallas Cowboys and Buffalo Bills.

Cincinnati's defense will be bolstered this week by returning defensive tackle BJ Hill, who missed two games with a hamstring injury. Sheldon Rankins, a fellow defensive tackle who was also injured in the same game as Hill, is still inactive for the Week 5 matchup. The Bengals will also be without cornerback Mike Hilton, who hasn't practiced all week because of a knee injury. Earlier this week, the Bengals designated corner Jalen Davis from the practice squad. Trey Hendrickson, who dealt with a neck injury last week, will also be active against the Ravens.

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