OMG Jordan Battle no wayyyyyyy. That's a fumble and a touchback, instead of a Bengals touchdown. pic.x.com/J165Izf64O

Joe Burrow has now had 6 straight games with 250+ passing yards and 3+ TD passes. The only other QB to ever do that was Tom Brady. Fans shouldn't take his incredible performance for granted—seasons like this don't come around often. pic.x.com/C4LHos9FZQ

FINAL: #Bengals 37, Titans 27 If wackiness is your thing, this game was for you. Ten turnovers, 26 penalties, 366-pound stiff arms, dropped fumble returns, TD passes holding the ball for 9 seconds, franchise records dropping everywhere, Sam Hubbard TD. Ends on a TD with no PAT.

Since Week 11: Chase Brown -- 7th in rushing EPA among RBs Joe Mixon -- 72nd in rushing EPA (via ESPN Research)

Can Titans just call for this game to end? Mercy clock? ANOTHER TURNOVER. This one from Rudolph goes right to Josh Newton. THAT IS THE 10TH TURNOVER IN THIS GAME.

Trey Hendrickson is losing his mind after the play. Got hit with unnecessary roughness. He was livid getting held back by teammates and officials.

Cam Taylor-Britt call for DPI in the end zone. The grab of the left arm at the last second draws the flag. Wholly unnecessary from CTB.

Ja'Marr Chase makes up for a drop on first down by taking a standard slant 29 yards because he's better than everyone else on the field.

Will Levis. Not good. Pick-6 from Geno Stone and the natives are quite restless.

Burrow took a shot and delivers the 38-yard touchdown pass to Tee Higgins. Hell of a catch by 5 in traffic playing back in his home state. Impressive play on both sides. This game is wild.

And now Levis threw ANOTHER interception. This one a high pass that gets tipped into the diving arms of Mike Hilton. Going to give Burrow another short field with 1:07 left.

Bengals DE Joseph Ossai doesn't have a sack yet today. But he has been very disruptive today. Shown a lot of development the last few weeks.

#Bengals inactives. OT Cody Ford is INACTIVE. QB Logan Woodside (3rd QB) WR Charlie Jones OT Cody Ford OT Orlando Brown Jr. TE Tanner McLachlan DT Sheldon Rankins

Vonn Bell and Kendall Brooks fighting after the final play of the first half. REALLY chippy game in the first half.

The three options behind Cody Ford at left tackle are Devin Cochran, Andrew Stueber and Andrew Coker. The three of them have a combined two career offensive snaps to their names. Ford, who popped up with an illness yesterday, tried to warm-up, but couldn't do it.

Bengals projected starting left tackle Cody Ford (illness) is inactive. That leaves Devin Cochran as the next tackle on the depth chart for Cincinnati.

Chase Brown tacks on a TD for good measure. However, Cade York misses the PAT, which is not ideal as he tries to show he can be a starting kicker in the NFL.

Devin Cochran with a whiff on second and eight and forces Burrow to run for his life. Yikes. This is going to be a long day if they can't find a combination of help and adequate play over there.

The last time Tyler Boyd had a gain of at least 40 yards was with the Bengals last year on Dec. 16 vs Minnesota. A 44-yarder from Jake Browning.

Maema Njongmeta playing as the third linebacker in base to start the game.

The Cincinnati Bengals made a few roster moves before kickoff against the Tennessee Titans in Week 15, with at least one a direct response to an injury.

There, the Bengals announced the signing of quarterback Logan Woodside to the active roster and shifted linebacker Joe Bachie to injured reserve.

Specifically for Sunday’s game, the team elevated offensive tackle Andrew Coker and kicker Cade York to the active roster.

At quarterback, the Bengals tend to do this every year in December. Woodside’s promotion is less about Joe Burrow’s knee injury last week (no injury report status) and more likely about preventing other teams from signing him off their practice squad

The NFL has been seeking to take the so-called “hip-drop tackle” out of the sport. Now they’re taking a big chunk of change out of Donovan Wilson’s pocket for deploying it last week.

The league has fined the Cowboys safety $16,883 for his fourth-quarter tackle of Bengals tight end Tanner Hudson during the 27-20 loss Monday night.

The play did not incur a penalty during the game, but league officials have determined that Wilson’s actions met the requirements to be classified as a hip-drop tackle. The move falls under the category of unnecessary roughness and is therefore subject to a fine, even without being flagged on the field