Joe Burrow threw four touchdown passes and the Cincinnati Bengals erased a 13-0 halftime deficit to beat the Baltimore Ravens 35-13 on Sunday in Baltimore. CBS Sports and an Associated Press recap hosted on ESPN reported the surge. Lamar Jackson was sidelined. Cincinnati scored touchdowns on its first five possessions of the second half.

Burrow's scoring passes went to Mike Gesicki from 6 yards, Tee Higgins from 13, Ja'Marr Chase from 2, and Drew Sample from 16, the AP account said. Samaje Perine added a 1-yard run. Bengals coach Zac Taylor called it as good a second-half performance as he had seen. The Ravens blew a double-digit second-half lead for the second straight week. On fourth-and-2 from the Cincinnati 12, Tyler Huntley threw incomplete before the Bengals pulled away.

The Bengals improved to 4-2 and handed Baltimore a second straight divisional loss. Without Jackson, Baltimore's offense stalled after the break. Burrow said the second half is who the Bengals have to be for a full game.

AFC North math tightened with Cincinnati's comeback. Baltimore must fix late collapses even before Jackson returns. Cincinnati will try to play a full sixty minutes next week instead of waiting on a halftime reset. The four-touchdown night resets Burrow's recent narrative after a quiet first half.

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What we know: Burrow threw four touchdown passes in a 35-13 Bengals win after a scoreless first half. Jackson did not play.
What we don't: Jackson's return timeline, and how Baltimore fixes late collapses.