Here's Joe Burrow's breakdown of his back-to-back interceptions vs. Buffalo

Key Highlights

• The Bengals led by 10 points in the fourth quarter and seemed to be in control. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementBut with the lead later whittled down to three points at the 7:33 mark in the quarter, the Bengals' signal-caller unleashed uncharacteristic interceptions on back-to-back plays.
• The loss wasn't all on Burrow's shoulders, but the game was gone for good after the second of his two turnovers. Fourteen seconds of game clock elapsed between the two Burrow interceptions.
• That sequence was the difference in the game, an eventual 39-34 Bills victory.
• The defeat also joined a growing list of agonizing Bengals losses that will define a year that started 2-0 and with expectations of Super Bowl contention. A 'great play' ignites the Bills' comebackThe first interception stunned Highmark Stadium.
• The Bengals were driving and looking to respond to Bills quarterback Josh Allen's 40-yard touchdown run that made the score 28-25. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementBuffalo called a corner blitz and cornerback Christian Benford came careening into the Cincinnati backfield.