Cincinnati's Jake Browning threw for 354 yards and a touchdown Monday as the Bengals grabbed a 34-31 overtime win over Jacksonville, who lost quarterback Trevor Lawrence to injury. Browning, making just his second NFL start, also ran for a touchdown for the Bengals, who improved to 6-6 for the season when Evan McPherson booted a 48-yard field goal to win it.

The defeat was devastating for the Jaguars, who fell to 8-4 and saw the driving force of their season, Lawrence, go down. Jaguars tackle Walker Little inadvertently stepped on Lawrence’s ankle as the quarterback was going down under a sack late in the fourth quarter.

Lawrence tried to rise but couldn't, beating the turf and throwing his helmet in frustration before he was eventually able to stand and walk gingerly to the locker room with the help of medical staff. After the game he was seen on crutches with a protective boot. Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson said that the severity of the injury was not yet known.

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Before he was hurt Lawrence completed 22 of 29 passes for 259 yards and two touchdowns and also ran for a TD. Browning, who got the starting nod after star Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow suffered a season-ending wrist injury last month, completed 32 of 37 passes, piloting a 42-yard drive capped by McPherson's winning field goal.

C.J. Beathard came on in place of Lawrence and completed nine of 10 passes for 63 yards. The Jags were down 31-28 when Beathard directed a 53-yard drive capped by Brandon McManus's 40-yard field goal that tied it with less than 30 seconds in regulation.

Jacksonville had the ball first in overtime but their drive stalled, setting the stage for Cincinnati's final push. Ja'Marr Chase caught 11 passes for 149 yards, including a 76-yard touchdown that put Cincinnati up 21-14 early in the third quarter.

Cincinnati's Joe Mixon ran for 68 yards and two touchdowns - both in the second quarter. "We definitely had to earn it," Browning said. "I needed even some overtime to get it done, but I thought we played a complete game on offense. Defense came up with the stops we needed."

Cincinnati's Jake Browning threw for 354 yards and a touchdown Monday as the Bengals grabbed a 34-31 overtime win over Jacksonville, who lost quarterback Trevor Lawrence to injury.

Cincinnati's Jake Browning threw for 354 yards and a touchdown Monday as the Bengals grabbed a 34-31 overtime win over Jacksonville, who lost quarterback Trevor Lawrence to injury. Browning, making just his second NFL start, also ran for a touchdown for the Bengals, who improved to 6-6 for the season when Evan McPherson booted a 48-yard field goal to win it. The defeat was devastating for the Jaguars, who fell to 8-4 and saw the driving force of their season, Lawrence, go down. Jaguars tackle Walker Little inadvertently stepped on Lawrence’s ankle as the quarterback was going down under a sack late in the fourth quarter. Lawrence tried to rise but couldn't, beating the turf and throwing his helmet in frustration before he was eventually able to stand and walk gingerly to the locker room with the help of medical staff. After the game he was seen on crutches with a protective boot. Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson said that the severity of the injury was not yet known. Also Read: CONMEBOL reveals names of 14 US cities as host for 2024 Copa America Before he was hurt Lawrence completed 22 of 29 passes for 259 yards and two touchdowns and also ran for a TD. Browning, who got the starting nod after star Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow suffered a season-ending wrist injury last month, completed 32 of 37 passes, piloting a 42-yard drive capped by McPherson's winning field goal. C.J. Beathard came on in place of Lawrence and completed nine of 10 passes for 63 yards. The Jags were down 31-28 when Beathard directed a 53-yard drive capped by Brandon McManus's 40-yard field goal that tied it with less than 30 seconds in regulation. Jacksonville had the ball first in overtime but their drive stalled, setting the stage for Cincinnati's final push. Ja'Marr Chase caught 11 passes for 149 yards, including a 76-yard touchdown that put Cincinnati up 21-14 early in the third quarter. Cincinnati's Joe Mixon ran for 68 yards and two touchdowns - both in the second quarter. "We definitely had to earn it," Browning said. "I needed even some overtime to get it done, but I thought we played a complete game on offense. Defense came up with the stops we needed."

Jake Browning's touchdown helps Cincinnati Bengals beat Jacksonville Jaguars post Trevor Lawrence injury

A British man called Jake Brown has discovered a 120-year-old ''secret passage'' with items from a ''different era'' underneath his house.&nbsp;

Brown&nbsp;got bored during the coronavirus lockdown in the country and decided to pursue a do-it-yourself assignment.

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It was while doing this assignment that he realised that&nbsp;one of the walls in his recently bought Plymouth home had different textures.

This piqued his curiosity and he inspected it further. He&nbsp;made an opening in that particular wall which was big enough to get his head through to take another look.

To his shock, Jake discovered there was a huge area underneath his home in Plymouth, Devon, so he opened it up to investigate.

He drilled&nbsp;down and found&nbsp;a tunnel&nbsp;containing items from another era.

Inside the passage&nbsp;he discovered items including paint cans and an old newspaper that proved the tunnel had been blocked up for more than 50 years.

A British man called Jake Brown has discovered a 120-year-old ''secret passage'' with items from a ''different era'' underneath his house. Brown got bored during the coronavirus lockdown in the country and decided to pursue a do-it-yourself assignment.

A British man called Jake Brown has discovered a 120-year-old ''secret passage'' with items from a ''different era'' underneath his house. Brown got bored during the coronavirus lockdown in the country and decided to pursue a do-it-yourself assignment. Also read: Council and healthcare workers first to try NHS app that tracks coronavirus It was while doing this assignment that he realised that one of the walls in his recently bought Plymouth home had different textures. This piqued his curiosity and he inspected it further. He made an opening in that particular wall which was big enough to get his head through to take another look. To his shock, Jake discovered there was a huge area underneath his home in Plymouth, Devon, so he opened it up to investigate. He drilled down and found a tunnel containing items from another era. Inside the passage he discovered items including paint cans and an old newspaper that proved the tunnel had been blocked up for more than 50 years.

British man discovers 120-year-old 'secret passage' underneath his house

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British man discovers 120-year-old 'secret passage' underneath his house