Depending on where one looks, the forecast for Sunday is anywhere from 13 to 10 degrees. The Bengals -Ravens forecast sitting at 10 degrees would be the coldest game in Baltimore Ravens history.

"Forecast for kickoff for Sunday's Ravens-Bengals in Cincinnati is 10 degrees (a wind chill of minus-4)," Jameson Hensley posts on X. "This would be the coldest game in Ravens history. The 2012 playoff game in Denver was 13 degrees (2 wind chill) and 2022 home game vs. Atlanta was 17 degrees (2 wind chill)."

The Ravens’ home record has been a disappointment. But a win Sunday would give the fans plenty to cheer for, Josh Tolentino writes.

At kickoff, the air temperature was seven, with a wind chill of -9, which made it the coldest in Ravens history.

“I think we kind of have mentioned how we have to play better at home," safety Alohi Gilman said. “It’s not a big jump, it’s just little things here and there. That’s not a question of our character, culture or identity. It’s just a matter of executing on a high level, on a more consistent basis.”

Playing in the coldest game in Ravens history, Baltimore's defense was as hot as it's been all season. Bo Smolka shares five takeaways from the Ravens' 24-0 win against the Bengals.

CINCINNATI – The Cincinnati Bengals made history Sunday afternoon in their 24-0 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Their time of possession of 39 minutes and 19 seconds was the most of any team that got shut out in at least the last 42 years. Time of possession data is available on pro-football-reference.com back to 1983.

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