Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow delivered a historic performance Sunday, throwing six total touchdowns to overcome three interceptions by Tennessee Titans safety Amani Hooker and lift his team to a 43-36 overtime victory at Nissan Stadium.
Burrow's six-touchdown day tied a franchise record and showcased his resilience after Hooker's trio of picks threatened to derail Cincinnati's offense. The Bengals' signal-caller connected with five different receivers on scoring strikes, including the game-winning touchdown in the extra period.
The shootout featured 1,026 combined yards of offense and seven lead changes. Titans quarterback Will Levis threw for 327 yards and three scores in a losing effort, while Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase hauled in two touchdown catches among his 141 receiving yards.
Hooker's three interceptions marked the first time a Titans defender had recorded three picks in a game since 2017, but Burrow's 428 passing yards and clutch fourth-quarter drive forced overtime. Cincinnati improved to 5-3 on the season, while Tennessee fell to 2-6.
