The Bengals scored a touchdown on their final offensive drive of the game to make it a 35-34 score with 38 seconds to play in the fourth quarter. Cincinnati chose to go for a two-point conversion to try to make it a 36-35 lead. However, a pass attempt from quarterback Joe Burrow to tight end Tanner Hudson ended in an incompletion.

Both the Baltimore Ravens (7-3) and Cincinnati Bengals (5-4) are seeking to brush off tough losses to open Week 11 on Thursday night. The Ravens remain at home after a 33-31 loss to another division rival,

Which team will win the NFL Week 11 game? Check out these NFL Week 11 picks and NFL Week 11 predictions for the game, which can be seen at 2:25 p.m. MST on CBS (stream with free trial from FUBO).

There are only eight weeks left in the NFL season. Here is how the AFC playoff race looks heading into Week 11.

Andrew Whitworth says Week 11 is a chance for the Bills to prove how good they are this season, but come playoff time, the Chiefs will always have their number.