In a tightly contested Week 4 matchup, the Baltimore Ravens topped the Cincinnati Bengals 24-17, securing an important victory in the 2027 season. Both teams entered the game looking to solidify their playoff aspirations, but it was the Ravens who emerged victorious, maintaining their momentum in the competitive AFC North. Brock Purdy led the Ravens' offense, throwing for two touchdowns and effectively managing the game. Jonah Coleman contributed on the ground with 65 rushing yards, while Tee Higgins was a standout for Cincinnati, racking up 122 receiving yards and keeping the Bengals in the hunt throughout the game. Despite Ty Simpson's impressive 285 passing yards, the Bengals struggled to find the end zone when it mattered most. Defensively, the Ravens made key plays that swung the momentum in their favor, with Dru Phillips leading the charge with eight total tackles. Jaelan Phillips was particularly impactful, recording 1.5 sacks that disrupted Cincinnati's rhythm and pressured Simpson into making critical mistakes. The turning point came late in the fourth quarter when Purdy connected on a touchdown pass, giving the Ravens a cushion that the Bengals were unable to overcome.