"Joe Burrow really retiring at the end of the season": NFL fans rip Bengals QB for throwing costly INT vs. Ravens in Week 15

Joe Burrow had the Bengals moving on Sunday against Baltimore, but he threw it to the other team. Marlon Humphrey snagged the interception on a third-down throw, abruptly ending Cincinnati's drive.

Fans went off on X after the pick.

"Burrow really retiring at the end of the season," one fan tweeted.

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@NFL Burrow really retiring at the end of the season. 😂

"I don't wanna ever hear that Burrow is better than Hurts," a fan wrote.

"LOL two of the worst offenses in NFL history going at it, not a single player of talent on either side," another fan wrote.

Here are more fan reactions.

"That was a serious interception!" one fan commented.

"Joe Burrow and costly interceptions," another fan commented.

"JOE BURROW DONT EVEN LIKE FOOTBALL ANYMORE LMFAOOOOOO," a fan said.

Burrow is playing in only his third game since getting hurt in Week 2 with turf toe. Cincinnati (4-9) pushed into scoring range before the wheels came off. Humphrey's pick flipped the field, and the Bengals got nothing out of a promising possession.

Baltimore (6-7) entered Paycor Stadium still scrapping for a postseason spot in a tight AFC North race.

Lamar Jackson and Joe Burrow traded turnovers in sloppy first half

NFL: Baltimore Ravens at Cincinnati Bengals - Source: Imagn

Lamar Jackson also threw a pick in the opening half. Bengals safety Jordan Battle grabbed it, giving his team the opportunity to score first. However, Cincinnati wasted it. The offense went nowhere, and Ryan Rehkow came out to punt.

Both teams looked rough early, failing to get on the board. Demetrius Knight Jr. dropped Jackson for a sack during one possession, but the Bengals couldn't capitalize.

Rasheen Ali broke through for Baltimore late in the second quarter. Jackson floated a pass to him from 30 yards out, and the wideout did the rest. He jogged into the end zone clean, putting the Ravens up 7-0 with under five minutes left before halftime.

Cincinnati and Baltimore also met on Thanksgiving, with the Bengals winning 32-14.