Customers who showed up for Sunday's Ravens-Bengals game got more snow on their seats than points on the scoreboard from the home team.

NFL officials have released a statement after fans at the Cincinnati Bengals game complained that seats at Paycor Stadium were covered with snow.

CINCINNATI, Ohio — The Bengals have a short inactives list for Sunday’s home game against the Ravens because they have 52 players on the roster at the time. But for the second time in three weeks, they won’t have one of their primary targets.

Joe Burrow will be taking part in late-season games with nothing at stake for the first time since he started playing organized football. It will be up to Cincinnati Bengals ownership, director of player personnel Duke Tobin and coach Zac Taylor to ensure this is the final lost season with Burrow as their quarterback.

The Baltimore Ravens shut out the Cincinnati Bengals at Paycom Stadium this past Sunday. Defensive coordinator Zach Orr will relish this moment, especially after the Bengals scored 32 points on his defense in week 12.

The Bengals are looking to keep their slim playoff hopes alive when they play host to the Baltimore Ravens at Paycor Stadium on Dec. 14.

The Baltimore Ravens have handed Joe Burrow the first shutout of his six-year career. Lamar Jackson threw for two touchdowns, and Kyle Van Noy and Alohi Gilman teamed up for a 95-yard pick-6 as the Ravens blanked the Cincinnati Bengals 24-0 on Sunday.

The Ravens' defense pitched a shutout vs. the high-powered Bengals offense. The capper in this one was a late stand by Zach Orr's unit. Cincinnati had its best chance to score late. Kyle Van Noy intercepted the pass and handed the rock to Alohi Gilman. This one is certainly making SportsCenter late on Sunday.