The Ravens spent the week expressing confidence thatthey could challenge Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase. Cincinnati’s receivers supplied the decisive response after halftime. Higgins finished with six receptions for 148 yards and a touchdown on seven targets. Chase added five catches for 62 yards and a score, and the pair totaled 210 receiving yards in Cincinnati’s 35-13 win.
Almost all of that damage came after the break. Higgins caught no passes in the first half, while Chase entered halftime with two receptions for 23 yards. Together, they generated 187 receiving yards in the second half.
Tee Higgins went from zero catches in the first half to completely taking over after halftime. 6 REC, 148 REC YDS, 1 TD vs Ravens pic.twitter.com/DtN0SUwyNW
— Football Performances (@NFLPerformances) October 25, 2026
The breakdowns involved more than simply receivers getting open. Trenton Simpson missed an opportunity to sack Burrow before a 44-yard completion to Higgins. Chase later escaped tackle attempts by Malaki Starks and Marlon Humphrey on a 30-yard gain.
Burrow finished with four touchdown passes and no interceptions as Baltimore struggled to combine coverage, pressure, and tackling.
Bengals WRs Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins combined for 210 yards on 11 catches and two touchdowns.
— Sam Cohn (@samdcohn) October 25, 2026
A long pause from Chase mulling over how to answer what he saw from the Ravens' secondary: pic.twitter.com/7IpdXZoPs9
The box score doesn't show how many yards each cornerback allowed. Those assignments require film or tracking data before attaching Higgins’ or Chase’s full production to Humphrey or Nate Wiggins. The collective result, however, was clear: Baltimore could not contain Cincinnati’s best receiving threats when the game turned.
This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Tee Higgins, Ja’Marr Chase overwhelm Ravens during second-half collapse
