Bengals lead Ravens 9-7 at halftime on Thursday Night Football

After a season filled with injuries for star quarterbacks Lamar Jackson and Joe Burrow, fans had plenty of thanks to give for the Thanksgiving matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and the Cincinnati Bengals, with both back in the fold.At halftime, the Bengals narrowly lead the Ravens 12-7.After the Bengals took an early 6-0 lead behind two Evan McPherson field goals, the Ravens responded with a 28-yard touchdown run, passing Hall-of-Fame running back Jim Brown for 11th all-time in rushing yards. The Bengals take a 7-6 lead.With 5:56 remaining in the first half, Joe Burrow would find Ja’Marr Chase for a 43-yard completion, but the Bengals would have to settle for yet another field goal from McPherson to retake the lead, 9-7.This came after Isaiah Likely originally scored a 44-yard touchdown, but after a replay review, it was ruled he fumbled out of bounds in the endzone, resulting in a touchback. Lamar Jackson would commit another costly turnover with 28 seconds remaining in the first half with a fumble, Baltimore’s third turnover of the night.The Bengals would settle for another field goal to make it 12-7. Joe Burrow was 1-10 throwing in the red zone.

BALTIMORE —

After a season filled with injuries for star quarterbacks Lamar Jackson and Joe Burrow, fans had plenty of thanks to give for the Thanksgiving matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and the Cincinnati Bengals, with both back in the fold.

At halftime, the Bengals narrowly lead the Ravens 12-7.

After the Bengals took an early 6-0 lead behind two Evan McPherson field goals, the Ravens responded with a 28-yard touchdown run, passing Hall-of-Fame running back Jim Brown for 11th all-time in rushing yards.

The Bengals take a 7-6 lead.

With 5:56 remaining in the first half, Joe Burrow would find Ja’Marr Chase for a 43-yard completion, but the Bengals would have to settle for yet another field goal from McPherson to retake the lead, 9-7.

This came after Isaiah Likely originally scored a 44-yard touchdown, but after a replay review, it was ruled he fumbled out of bounds in the endzone, resulting in a touchback.

Lamar Jackson would commit another costly turnover with 28 seconds remaining in the first half with a fumble, Baltimore’s third turnover of the night.

The Bengals would settle for another field goal to make it 12-7.

Joe Burrow was 1-10 throwing in the red zone.