CINCINNATI, Ohio (Interstat) — Joe Burrow threw for 428 yards and a touchdown and ran for another, but the Cincinnati Bengals fell to the Jacksonville Jaguars 22-17 on Sunday at Paycor Stadium. Trevor Lawrence passed for 227 yards and a touchdown for the Jaguars, who improved to 3-1. Chris Rodriguez Jr. ran for a touchdown, Brenton Strange caught seven passes for 95 yards, and Brian Thomas Jr. added a touchdown catch. Foyesade Oluokun had seven tackles and an interception, Jourdan Lewis added five tackles and an interception, and Cam Little kicked three field goals, including a 55-yarder. Arik Armstead and Danny Striggow each recorded a sack. Chase Brown caught 11 passes for 71 yards, Tee Higgins had 11 receptions for 157 yards, and Mike Gesicki caught a touchdown pass. Barrett Carter made 11 tackles for Cincinnati, and Boye Mafe had five tackles and a sack. Cincinnati dropped to 2-2. Attendance was 66,625.

CINCINNATI (Interstat) — Trevor Lawrence threw a touchdown pass, Cam Little made three field goals and the Jacksonville Jaguars held off the Cincinnati Bengals 22-17 in an NFL game Sunday at Paycor Stadium. The Jaguars improved to 3-1. The Bengals fell to 2-2. Attendance was 66,625. Jacksonville opened the scoring with Little’s 55-yard field goal with 2:18 remaining in the first quarter. Cincinnati answered early in the second quarter, but a 14-yard touchdown run by Samaje Perine was nullified by an offensive holding penalty on D. Fairchild. The Bengals settled for Evan McPherson’s 29-yard field goal to tie the score. Jacksonville then had a 44-yard touchdown run by Bhayshul Tuten wiped out by an offensive holding penalty on E. Cleveland. Little followed with a 28-yard field goal. Later in the quarter, another Tuten touchdown run, this one from 3 yards, was nullified by a holding penalty on A. Harrison. Lawrence then found Brian Thomas Jr. for a 7-yard touchdown, and Little’s extra point gave Jacksonville a 13-3 halftime lead. Cincinnati cut into the lead in the third quarter when Joe Burrow passed short middle to Mike Gesicki for a 15-yard touchdown. McPherson’s extra point made it 13-10. Jacksonville answered with Little’s 54-yard field goal. In the fourth quarter, Chris Rodriguez Jr. ran left guard for a 25-yard touchdown. A two-point conversion attempt failed when Lawrence’s pass to Thomas was incomplete. Burrow later scored on a 1-yard right guard run, and McPherson’s extra point trimmed the deficit to 22-17. The Bengals could not complete a final comeback. Jacksonville scored three points in the first quarter, 10 in the second, three in the third and six in the fourth. Cincinnati scored three in the second, seven in the third and seven in the fourth. Burrow completed 39 of 54 passes for 428 yards and one passing touchdown. He also rushed three times for 6 yards and one touchdown. Tee Higgins caught 11 passes for 157 yards. Dohnte Meyers had seven receptions for 82 yards, six kick returns for 161 yards and two punt returns for 9 yards. Mitchell Tinsley added three receptions for 49 yards. Gesicki caught three passes for 40 yards and a touchdown. Ja’Marr Chase had three receptions for 27 yards. Tanner Hudson had one reception for 2 yards. Chase Brown rushed nine times for 10 yards and caught 11 passes for 71 yards. Perine rushed three times for 7 yards. Lawrence completed 18 of 23 passes for 227 yards and one touchdown for Jacksonville. In his previous game, Lawrence completed 19 of 29 passes for 182 yards, rushed four times for 25 yards and threw three touchdowns in a win over New England. Tuten rushed 17 times for 73 yards and caught two passes for 18 yards. Rodriguez rushed six times for 35 yards and a touchdown. Brenton Strange caught seven passes for 95 yards. Josh Cameron had two receptions for 42 yards and two kick returns for 45 yards. Jakobi Meyers caught three passes for 33 yards. Thomas caught two passes for 17 yards and a touchdown. Nate Boerkircher had one reception for 15 yards. Parker Washington had one rush for 3 yards, one reception for 7 yards and one punt return for 3 yards. Ameer Abdullah returned two kickoffs for 53 yards. Little made all three of his field-goal attempts. Logan Cooke punted three times for 146 yards. Jacksonville’s defense was led by Rayuan Lane III with eight tackles. Jarrian Jones had seven tackles. Foyesade Oluokun recorded seven tackles and an interception. Ventrell Miller had six tackles. Jourdan Lewis had five tackles and an interception. Antonio Johnson added five tackles. Eric Murray had four tackles before leaving with an injury during Gesicki’s touchdown catch. Travis Hunter had four tackles. Branson Combs made three tackles. Arik Armstead had two tackles and a sack. Danny Striggow had two tackles and a sack. Josh Hines-Allen, Quintin Morris, Jalen McLeod, Travon Walker and Ruke Orhorhoro each had two tackles. Dennis Gardeck and LeQuint Allen Jr. each had one tackle. DaVon Hamilton was listed without a tackle. Cincinnati’s defense was paced by Barrett Carter with 11 tackles. Demetrius Knight Jr. had six tackles. Boye Mafe had five tackles and a sack. PJ Jules and Jordan Battle each had four tackles. Oren Burks, DJ Turner II, Dexter Lawrence II and Jonathan Allen each had three tackles. Dexter Lawrence II also had a sack. Russ Yeast had three tackles. Brown, Hudson and Tinsley each were credited with one tackle. Little’s field goals covered 55, 28 and 54 yards. Cooke’s three punts went for 146 yards, an average of 48.7 yards. Cameron returned two kickoffs for 45 yards, and Abdullah returned two kickoffs for 53 yards. Washington had one punt return for 3 yards. For Cincinnati, Dohnte Meyers returned six kickoffs for 161 yards and two punts for 9 yards. McPherson made his only field-goal attempt, a 29-yarder, and added two extra points. Jacksonville’s previous results this season include a home win over New England, a loss at Denver and a home win over Cleveland. Cincinnati’s previous results include a loss at Pittsburgh, a win at Houston and a home win over Tampa Bay. Jacksonville’s next 10 games include home dates against Philadelphia, Houston, Indianapolis, Tennessee, Pittsburgh and Houston, and road games at Baltimore, Tennessee, the New York Giants and Chicago. Cincinnati’s next 10 games include road games at Miami, Baltimore, Atlanta, Washington, Cleveland and Carolina, and home games against Tennessee, Pittsburgh, New Orleans and Kansas City. Interstat’s game simulator had projected a final score of Jacksonville 39, Cincinnati 31. Interstat’s ELO system had projected Jacksonville with a 51 percent probability to win. Jacksonville had been installed as a pregame favorite with a spread of +2.5. The total score of 39 went over the over/under line of 51.5.