By The Numbers: Cincinnati Punches Historic Ticket To AFC Championship Game

Cincinnati has now made consecutive AFC Championship games for the first time in team history.

CINCINNATI — Joe Burrow and the Bengals stunned many experts with a 27-10 handling of Buffalo on Sunday.

The physical victory bred plenty of impressive numbers and stamped Cincinnati's second-straight appearance in the NFL's final four.

Check out some of the cool nuggets from the victory.

The Bengals become the first team in NFL history to follow up losing a Super Bowl by starting 0-2 and still making it back to their conference championship game.
The Bengals are 3-0 all-time in AFC title games (Only undefeated team in AFC title game history).
First AFC title rematch since 2011-12 (NE-BAL).
The Bengals held the Bills to a negative EPA/pass for just the 2nd time all season.
Three Bengals pass rushers recorded 4+ pressures: Sam Hubbard (5), Trey Hendrickson (4) & B.J. Hill (4).
The Bills were 13-1 in the playoffs at home entering the game.
Joe Burrow is the first No. 1 QB pick under age 26 with five playoff wins in his first three years.
Burrow was sacked just once in front of his new offensive line.
Bengals' playoff record with Burrow: 5-1, Without Joe Burrow: 5-14.
The Bengals tied their franchise record for points scored in the first quarter of a playoff game (14) and posted a top-four yardage total in a playoff game (412).

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