Nelson and answer: Does anyone throw a better deep ball than Carson Palmer? #CINvsAZ ģ) Larry Fitzgerald can do more than catch passes Palmer finished with three touchdown passes in the quarter, including the picture-perfect bomb to Nelson.
Palmer had receivers breaking open all over the field, as the Bengals defense looked like the Los Angeles Clippers when Steph Curry and the Warriors dropped a 70-point second half on them earlier this week.
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Must make that call.Ģ) The Arizona offense in full flow is fun to watchĬarson Palmer struggled in the first half, but the Cardinals looked like the Golden State Warriors in the third quarter. Green, only to see every official swallow their whistles. In the third quarter, Deone Bucannon launched himself helmet first into A.J. It seemed like every snap had at least one flag, many of them minor infractions that had nothing to do with the play.Īfter all that, when the officials had a big call to make, they whiffed. Instead, it turned out to be yet another endless slog of penalties. On paper, this should have been one of the marquee Sunday night games of the season - that's why NBC used their flex power to take the game away from CBS. Three things we learnedġ) Nothing kills a football game faster than penalties The Bengals, though, responded quickly, with Dalton hitting Eifert for his second touchdown, making it 31-28 with 3:44 to go. Palmer fumbled two plays later, but was able to fall on it, and Chandler Catanzaro kicked a 24-yard field goal to make it a 10-point game with 6:27 to go. However, Marcus Golden forced a Dalton fumble, giving Arizona the ball on the Bengals 9. Hill's second touchdown, this one from 1 yard, pulled the Bengals within 28-21 with 11:26 left in the game, and the Cincinnati defense was able to force another punt.
That put the ball on the Cincinnati 18, and two plays later, it was David Johnson sneaking out of the backfield for a 16-yard score and a 28-14 lead. At that point, Arizona was rolling at top speed, and after another Bengals punt, Palmer hit Nelson for another 36-yard catch-and-run. On their next drive, Cardinals took a 21-14 lead when Palmer threw his third touchdown of the game, hitting John Brown for an 18-yard score. That left rookie JJ Nelson wide open on a deep crossing route, and Palmer hit him in stride for a 64-yard touchdown. The Bengals were in two deep coverage, and safety George Iloka jumped a covered short route by Larry Fitzgerald. : 2015 Panini Score Triple Jerseys 1 Andy Dalton/Jeremy Hill/Mohamed Sanu Bengals NFL Football Card (Memorabilia/Game Used) NM-MT : Collectibles. Palmer looked better in the second half, and took advantage of a Cincinnati mistake to tie the game. Dalton had a pass broken up by Patrick Peterson on 3rd-and-19, but Cincinnati was bailed out by a defensive holding penalty called on a blitzing defensive back in the end zone.ĭalton took advantage, beating a blitz with a 41-yard middle screen to Bernard that set up Jeremy Hill's 2-yard run to give the Bengals a 14-7 lead at halftime. The pass to Fells helped Palmer overcome his ugly first quarter, but the Bengals were able to put together a scoring drive late in the second quarter. The teams traded early touchdowns by their tight ends, with Andy Dalton's 3-yard pass to Tyler Eifert being matched by Palmer's 18-yard jump ball that was brought down in a crowd by Daniel Fells. The Cardinals are now 8-2 and lead the NFC West by three games over the Seattle Seahawks, while the Bengals (8-2) have lost two in a row and now only lead the Pittsburgh Steelers by two games in the AFC North.
The Cardinals didn't have any timeouts, but Palmer gained 57 yards in three plays, two to Larry Fitzgerald, and Catanzaro's kick was right down the middle. That allowed Mike Nugent to kick a 43-field goal with 1:03 to play, tying the game at 31. An Arizona penalty kept the drive alive at the two-minute warning, and on the next play, Andy Dalton hit Giovani Bernard for a 30-yard catch-and-run to the Arizona 37. The Bengals trailed 31-21 with four minutes to go, but scored and got the ball back at their own 16 with 2:45 left, down 31-28. NFL footage © NFL Productions LLC.Carson Palmer threw four touchdown passes, then led a last-minute drive to set up Chandler Catanzaro's winning field goal with one second to play as the Arizona Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Bengals 34-31. All other NFL-related trademarks are trademarks of the National Football League. NFL and the NFL shield design are registered trademarks of the National Football League.The team names, logos and uniform designs are registered trademarks of the teams indicated.
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