NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Cincinnati Bengals just keep ending postseason droughts. Their latest victory has them in their first AFC championship game in 33 years.
Rookie Evan McPherson kicked a 52-yard field goal as time expired as the fourth-seeded Bengals beat the top-seeded Tennessee Titans 19-16 Saturday to end the NFL's longest active road playoff skid.
A week after ending a 31-year playoff victory drought, the Bengals finally won their first road game in the postseason after losing their first seven.
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The Bengals intercepted Ryan Tannehill three times.
The Titans tied an NFL postseason record with nine sacks.
Joe Burrow threw for 348 yards in the win.