CINCINNATI –

Joe Burrow has done pretty much everything the Cincinnati Bengals have asked of him this season, but on Sunday he showed again that he can still surprise people.

Including yourself.

Cincinnati capped its first offensive drive of Sunday, which covered 99 yards, with a two-yard touchdown pass from Burrow to Tee Higgins.

However, it was the fact that Burrow was able to get the ball out at all that made the result one of the best plays of the season, not just for Burrow, but in the NFL.

As the bag collapsed on first-and-goal, Burrow stepped forward to extend the play with his legs, but his feet became tangled with center Ted Karras.

Even though he lost his balance, Burrow still looked up and found an open receiver who fed him the ball while he was horizontal on the ground.

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The pass was his 37th touchdown pass of the season, extending his own single-season franchise record.

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Cincinnati needs a win on Sunday to keep its playoff hopes alive.