BALTIMORE (AP) Humiliated at home by a team they usually dominate, the Baltimore Ravens lamented their untimely penalties, missed tackles and shoddy pass coverage in a 41-17 blowout loss to the Cincinnati Bengals.

Seeking their sixth straight victory and a two-game lead in the AFC North, the Ravens (5-2) came up with one of their worst performances in years. Baltimore coach John Harbaugh and the Ravens dutifully gave credit to Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow and standout rookie receiver Ja'Marr Chase, but mostly the players cited their own poor play Sunday as the reason for the lopsided defeat.

"They played a good game of football," Ravens defensive tackle Calais Campbell said. "We feel like we're a good team, too, but today we didn't play as we're capable of playing. We've got to be more consistent."