Joe Burrow said having limited nightlife options in the city has helped the Cincinnati Bengals keep their number of COVID-19 cases down as positive tests have surged around the NFL in recent weeks.

"Fortunately, there's not a ton to do in Cincinnati," Burrow said. "Nobody is going out to clubs and bars and getting COVID every weekend. But we've been healthy."

The Bengals are tied for the AFC North lead with the Baltimore Ravens (8-6).

The Cincinnati Bengals couldn't stop George Kittle on Sunday afternoon, but that doesn't mean they didn't try.

Kittle caught 13 passes for 151 yards in the San Francisco 49ers' overtime win over the Bengals.

"When a guy is that explosive, and that big, that good of hands, that catch radius, he makes a lot of plays. And I promise you, we tried like hell to take him away, and he just finds a way to make those plays," Zac Taylor said.