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CINCINNATI — The Bengals beat the Ravens 32-14 on Thursday night in Joe Burrow's first game since Sept. 14. Burrow though he'd be out until December. Instead, he returned for the primetime showdown in Baltimore and was close to coming back for Week 12 against New England.

Cincinati kicker Evan McPherson nailed six field goals as the Bengals defeated the Ravens 32-14 on Thanksgiving night