JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Jake Browning threw for 354 yards and a touchdown in his second profession start, and the Cincinnati Bengals stunned the Jacksonville Jaguars 34-31 in extra time Monday night.
Browning also ran for a rating because the Bengals (6-6) won on “Monday Night Football” for the primary time since 1990 on Evan McPherson’s 48-yard field goal in the additional frame.
This one was shocking and potentially costly for the Jaguars (8-4), who lost quarterback Trevor Lawrence to a right ankle injury late within the fourth quarter.
Left tackle Walker Little stepped on Lawrence’s ankle, causing him to twist it as he was sacked.
Lawrence tried to stand up, but dropped to the bottom, ripped off his helmet and threw it in disgust.
He was helped off the sector and into the tunnel for X-rays.
It ended an otherwise stellar night for Lawrence, who accomplished 22 of 29 passes for 259 yards and two touchdowns. He also ran for a rating.
Browning was equally stout rather than star Joe Burrow, who watched and coached from the sideline while wearing a solid and a sling.
Browning accomplished 32 of 37 passes and directed the extra time drive that arrange McPherson’s winner.
McPherson, who played collegiately at nearby Florida, banged a 57-yarder off the crossbar in the identical direction early in the sport.
Jacksonville backup C.J. Beathard accomplished 9 of 10 passes for 63 yards in relief of Lawrence.
Beathard put the Jaguars in position for Brandon McManus’ 40-yard field goal with 26 seconds remaining in regulation.
Ja’Marr Chase caught 11 passes for 149 yards and a touchdown, a 76-yarder within the third quarter that got the Bengals going.
Joe Mixon ran for 68 yards and two scores, and rookie Chase Brown added 61 yards on the bottom for the league’s worst rushing attack.
Mixon also had six receptions for 49 yards.
The Bengals made it harder that it must have been when coach Zac Taylor called a trick play that changed into a debacle in third.
Browning lateraled to receiver Tyler Boyd, who inexplicably threw on to pass rusher Josh Allen. Allen caught the ball for his second profession interception.
The Jaguars scored 4 plays later when Lawrence jumped and stretched the ball across the goal line.
It was the second bungled trick play for the Bengals, who also lost 7 yards when Chase accomplished a double pass to Browning.
Still, the Bengals finished with 491 yards and were 8 of 14 on third down.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Jake Browning threw for 354 yards and a touchdown in his second profession start, and the Cincinnati Bengals stunned the Jacksonville Jaguars 34-31 in extra time Monday night.
Browning also ran for a rating because the Bengals (6-6) won on “Monday Night Football” for the primary time since 1990 on Evan McPherson’s 48-yard field goal in the additional frame.
This one was shocking and potentially costly for the Jaguars (8-4), who lost quarterback Trevor Lawrence to a right ankle injury late within the fourth quarter.
Left tackle Walker Little stepped on Lawrence’s ankle, causing him to twist it as he was sacked.
Lawrence tried to stand up, but dropped to the bottom, ripped off his helmet and threw it in disgust.
He was helped off the sector and into the tunnel for X-rays.
It ended an otherwise stellar night for Lawrence, who accomplished 22 of 29 passes for 259 yards and two touchdowns. He also ran for a rating.
Browning was equally stout rather than star Joe Burrow, who watched and coached from the sideline while wearing a solid and a sling.
Browning accomplished 32 of 37 passes and directed the extra time drive that arrange McPherson’s winner.
McPherson, who played collegiately at nearby Florida, banged a 57-yarder off the crossbar in the identical direction early in the sport.
Jacksonville backup C.J. Beathard accomplished 9 of 10 passes for 63 yards in relief of Lawrence.
Beathard put the Jaguars in position for Brandon McManus’ 40-yard field goal with 26 seconds remaining in regulation.
Ja’Marr Chase caught 11 passes for 149 yards and a touchdown, a 76-yarder within the third quarter that got the Bengals going.
Joe Mixon ran for 68 yards and two scores, and rookie Chase Brown added 61 yards on the bottom for the league’s worst rushing attack.
Mixon also had six receptions for 49 yards.
The Bengals made it harder that it must have been when coach Zac Taylor called a trick play that changed into a debacle in third.
Browning lateraled to receiver Tyler Boyd, who inexplicably threw on to pass rusher Josh Allen. Allen caught the ball for his second profession interception.
The Jaguars scored 4 plays later when Lawrence jumped and stretched the ball across the goal line.
It was the second bungled trick play for the Bengals, who also lost 7 yards when Chase accomplished a double pass to Browning.
Still, the Bengals finished with 491 yards and were 8 of 14 on third down.
