Bengals' Tee Higgins, Hayden Hurst expect to play vs. Ravens tonight. wp.me/pbBqYq-coDB

Evan McPherson opens the second half by kicking the ball out of bounds. He's clearly as digusted by the rest of us for Nelly's "Cruise" inclusion.

Fantasy football players and Cincinnati Bengals fans can rejoice — wide receiver Tee Higgins and tight end Hayden Hurst are both expected to play on “Sunday Night Football” against the Baltimore Ravens.

According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the “questionable” tag both players received won’t stop them from suiting up against their AFC North rivals.

That’s not a major shocker by any stretch, but it doesn’t hurt to have further confirmation. Bengals coaches had said Higgins should be fine and he torched the Dolphins last week on a sprained ankle

Patrick Queen, who spent the week catches tennis balls in practice after he dropped two INTs, gets the ball back for Ravens. His former college teammate, Joe Burrow, threw it right to him.

Logan Wilson ran 4.58 at 6'2 240 pounds. He is plenty fast..both on the clock and playing the game.

Massive catch by Ja'Marr Chase to extend this drive. Bengals now need five yards to tie the game pending PAT.

Vonn Bell with 3 picks the last two weeks. Nice one here.

Your goal-to-go package includes having a wide receiver try to throw a pass and a shovel pass to a guy who rarely plays offensive snaps. That's cool when you have Brandon Allen as your QB.

Dax Hill and Tre Flowers on the field together on that 3rd down

Germaine Pratt gets the gold star in shutting down that drive. Looked like his closing speed actually surprised Jackson he got on him so fast for the sack.

Samaje Perine earning his two-minute reps on this drive.

Wonder if Trey Hendrickson wrecking the Baltimore O-line will have the Ravens rethink the Stanley rotation.

Jonah Williams is down after the play. He ends up walking off on his own power.

Cincinnati's defense shows some heart and limits the Ravens to a field goal. Also shows why Zac Taylor going for it on fourth down was a good idea.

Among many words from Brian Callahan about the running game this week, he said they just CANNOT have the negative runs on first down. It has been killing them. Even gaining two is fine, just don't get thrown back. First down: Mixon for minus-2. Third down: sack. Yep.

Bengals rookie S Dax Hill gets a third-down rep and he gets a third-down stop.

Khalid Kareem is active! @KetteringHealth inactives for tonight's game against the Ravens ⬇️

Bengals defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo using rookie S Dax Hill on third downs in this game.

Joe Mixon was optimistic the run game was going to take off. He's reeling off some very productive runs on this drive.

Bengals inactives for Week 5 against Baltimore: RB Trayveon Williams, CB Cam Taylor-Britt, OT D'Ante Smith, OL Jackson Carman, DT Jay Tufele.

DT Tyler Shelvin, who was promoted from the practice squad Saturday, is active for the first time this year and fourth of his career.

A failed shovel pass attempt to Stanley Morgan in the honor of @MoEgger.

Bengals OL Cordell Volson with the pancake on that pass attempt.

JPP fresh off the street, whipping La'el Collins on third and long. twitter.com/NFL/status/157…

Bengals TE Devin Asiasi (ankle) is active for today's game.

At the +3 price, an even better option is the Bengals moneyline, as they are the better team based on PFF power ranking metrics, Ben Brown writes in the latest primetime betting preview: Cincinnati Bengals-Baltimore Ravens on Sunday Night Football in Week 5.