CINCINNATI — Joe Burrow was hard on himself and honest following Sunday's 24-0 Bengals loss at the hands of the Ravens inside a frigid Paycor Stadium.

While it was chilly in Cincinnati, the Baltimore Ravens were red hot throughout their 24-0 win that eliminated the Bengals from playoff contention. The win also evened Baltimore's record at 7-7 while keeping them within striking distance of the first-place Steelers in the AFC North standings.

Many of the fans arriving for Sunday’s Ravens-Bengals game found their seats covered with snow. League rules require all snow to be removed by the home team. The Bengals admitted that the seats hadn’t been cleared. The NFL has provided a comment in response to an inquiry from PFT.

The Bengals said no record was set for coldest temperature in Paycor Stadium history.

CINCINNATI (AP) — After voicing his frustration earlier in the week, Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow had what he described as one of the worst performances of his career in a 24-0 loss to the Baltimore Ravens that eliminated Cincinnati from the playoff race.

On a day when the Cincinnati Bengals ' season climaxed with an absolute dud, quarterback Joe Burrow had one of his worst games in recent memory. Burrow threw two interceptions, including a 95-yard pick-six,

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow addresses his future with the team after their shutout loss to the Baltimore Ravens.

The Cincinnati Bengals entered the Week 15 game against the Baltimore Ravens flat in the cold and never warmed up on the way to a humiliating 24-0 loss. Joe Burrow didn’t look right for most of the game and some brief flashes by the defense weren’t enough to counteract the mistakes. Lamar Jackson threw for two scores in the process.

On the field, Ja'Marr Chase's support of Joe Burrow is beyond question. Chase had 10 catches for 132 yards on Dec. 14.

A Hamilton County commissioner and Cincinnati Bengals fans are frustrated after the team was accused of not removing snow from stadium seats.

The Bengals dropped the shovel ahead of Sunday's snowy game against Baltimore. The quick freezing temperatures and dumping of snow in downtown Cincinnati over the past 24 hours caused the Bengals to violate NFL policy.