popslot Joe Burrow will lead the Cincinnati Bengals to a fourth consecutive prime-time game at the Baltimore Ravens.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is complaining about traveling to the Charm City to play the Baltimore Ravens on Nov. 27 in a prime-time Thanksgiving game for the fourth consecutive year because he just wants to see the game played in Cincinnati, ESPN reports. popslot

“Playing in Baltimore for the fourth year in a row in prime time is not good,” Burrow said. “Maybe we can get a game like that in Cincinnati next year. Please, please.”

The Bengals-Ravens games often energize Burrow and Lamar Jackson, but those prime-time games in Baltimore haven’t been kind to the Panthers, who have lost their last three games, including a 34-35 rout last season.

Both the Bengals and Ravens have been top teams in the AFC North over the past four seasons, with Cincinnati winning the division twice (2021 and 2022) and Baltimore twice (2023 and 2024). 

Burrow is unhappy with the prime-time schedule, as the Bengals have four prime-time games scheduled for the 2025 season, including three away games in Denver, Baltimore and Miami, and only one at home against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 7. ( popslot )