After forcing a Bo Nix interception late in regulation, Cincinnati drove the ball deep into Denver territory, which culminated with Bengals running back Chase Brown sliding inside the five-yard line to stay in bounds and chew up the clock when he could have scored to give the Bengals the lead.

Cincinnati's head coach stayed aggressive and an injury threw off a chance to bleed the clock almost all the way down.

Late in an eventual overtime classic win over the Denver Broncos, Cincinnati Bengals running back Chase Brown slid (and got hurt) instead of scoring a touchdown. Clearly, the idea was for the Bengals

Cincinnati Bengals running back Chase Brown suffered a right ankle injury during the fourth quarter of the NFL Week 17 game Saturday against the Denver Broncos at Paycor Stadium. Brown walked off the field under his own power,

The Cincinnati Bengals kept their slim playoff hopes alive, but they lost starting running back Chase Brown to an ankle injury in Saturday's 30-24 overtime victory over the visiting Denver Broncos. Brown's injury happened with the Bengals driving late in the fourth quarter of a tie game but trying to run the clock down in anticipation of a go-ahead score.

During the Cincinnati Bengals' stunning 30-24 overtime victory over the Denver Broncos on Saturday, running back Chase Brown suffered an ankle

Bengals receiver Tee Higgins had eight catches for 58 yards with a touchdown as he fought through an ankle injury against Cleveland.

Joe Burrow may be the Bengals' MVP this year, but there aren't too many Cincinnati players as valuable to the team's success than wideout Tee Higgins. The Bengals are 6-4 this season with Higgins in the lineup,