Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens dominated the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday in their AFC North rivalry showdown. The Ravens shut out the Bengals, 24-0, as Baltimore made amends for its 32-14 loss to Cincinnati in Week 13.

Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said he was proud of his team after it handed the Bengals their first shutout loss since 2017.

The 4-9 Cincinnati Bengals host the 6-7 Baltimore Ravens on Sunday as 2.5-point home underdogs. Both teams still have a shot at winning the weak AFC North, but both are in an uphill battle to make that happen. Going into this weekend ESPN gives the Ravens a 30% shot at making the playoffs, while the Bengals are at 3%.

Amid frustrations from the fans and a melancholic Joe Burrow, former Ravens and Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Torrey Smith didn't hold back and called the Bengals the worst organization in the NFL.

The NFL season continues in Week 15 when the Cincinnati Bengals host the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday. Start time, how to watch, stream and NFL TV schedule.

The Baltimore Ravens looked in prime position to win the AFC North two weeks ago, but have now lost back-to-back games against the Cincinnati Bengals and Pittsb

While it was chilly in Cincinnati, the Baltimore Ravens were red hot throughout their 24-0 win that eliminated the Bengals from playoff contention. The win also evened Baltimore's record at 7-7 while keeping them within striking distance of the first-place Steelers in the AFC North standings.

The Baltimore Ravens' playoff hopes are on the brink. There's not a lot of wiggle room left for Baltimore to finish their effort to overcome a 1-5 start thanks to two straight losses — which has many Ravens fans (rightfully) eyeing the offseason just as much as anything else.