On Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow completed 30 of 39 passes for 392 yards with a career-high five touchdowns.

Joe Burrow was blunt after another close Bengals loss on Sunday: "Something has to change. We're not a championship-level team right now."

It's obvious Joe Burrow can't do it all. The Bengals' season is lost after falling to Baltimore on Sunday, and here's who to blame.

There, the Bengals were gifted an opportunity in field-goal range to hit the game-winning kick in overtime. But the play calls for Joe Burrow and Co. were super conservative, causing the offense to settle for a 53-yard attempt—which Evan McPherson missed due to a bad snap. The Ravens turned around and won the game, 41-38.

A victory in Sunday's wild game would have been their second straight and given them an early advantage in the AFC North. Instead, the Bengals (1-4) were done in again by Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson and left to ponder a season that might be slipping away.

The Cincinnati Bengals suffered an absolutely heartbreaking loss to the Baltimore Ravens, losing 41-38 in overtime after questionable play-calling. Now the Bengals have one of the worst records in the AFC and already find themselves two games behind in the division.

We’re looking at the snap count and playing time percentages in the Baltimore Ravens 41-38 win over the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 5

The Baltimore Ravens outlasted the Cincinnati Bengals, 41-38, in an absurd, miraculous overtime fireworks show that seized pole position for NFL game of the year. Here are five things we learned from the game: The greatest games transcend analysis We’ll get to the defensive shenanigans,