CINCINNATI - Losing two of their best players didn't stop the Cincinnati Bengals for pulling off an improbable 27-24 overtime victory against the Minnesota Vikings on Saturday.
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Bengals lose Chase, Reader, Ivey, but hold off Vikings in OT
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We found a way to regain the momentum in the fourth quarter. That was as hard-fought a game as I've ever been a part of in my entire life.
The Bengals (8-6) offense found a spark in the fourth quarter. As many yards in the fourth quarter (140) as he did in the previous three quarters combined.