The Cincinnati Bengals took on the Tennessee Titans in an offensive shootout on Sunday. The Titans sought their second win of the season, while Cincinnati wanted its third win in a row. Thanks to Joe Burrow, the Bengals got what they were after.

Burrow went off on Sunday. He made every big play possible and then some. He finished the day with 462 yards and five passing touchdowns. It wasn't the cleanest day, as he threw three interceptions. But Cincinnati may not have won this game without its star signal-caller. It was a historic day at the office, to say the least.

“Joe Burrow is the second QB in NFL history with 450 passing yards, 5 pass TD and 1 rush TD in a single game, and first in 75 years! The other was Norm Van Brocklin in 1951, who set the NFL record with 554 passing yards in that game,” ESPN Insights noted on social media on Sunday.

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The Bengals fell down into a couple holes against the Titans. Tennessee ran out to a 13-0 lead in the first quarter before Cincinnati found its stride. Tennessee regained the lead, and even led 36-29 with less than four minutes remaining. However, Burrow led two scoring drives to claim the win, and capped it off with a rushing touchdown late in the fourth.

Cincinnati moved to 5-2 on the season with this victory. The Bengals have won three straight, and this one may be the most chaotic they've won to date. The Bengals will go for their fourth consecutive win on November 8th when they face the Atlanta Falcons in Madrid, Spain.