With downcast eyes, Joe Burrow shifted his weight from one foot to the other while issuing clipped answers to reporters' questions after the Bengals' 26-25 loss Sunday to the Kansas City Chiefs. Rarely has the supremely confident Cincinnati quarterback looked so irked or uncomfortable after a game — or at any time,

CINCINNATI — Joe Burrow played pretty well on Sunday, but fumbled away a crucial play that went for a touchdown against Kansas City. He called it one of the most frustrating losses of his career. Cincinnati fell 26-25 in a game where Burrow threw two touchdowns.

Pass seven: Burrow looked to make a quick throw to Chase near the right sideline. Burrow had to hold onto the ball for an extra second, and a quarterback hit from George Karlaftis forced a throw over the middle to Irwin to fall incomplete on third down.

It was a very reserved Cincinnati Bengals quarterback who faced the media after Sunday afternoon’s heartbreaking 26-25 last-second loss to the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs. “This one stings a little bit,

Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals have walked out of Arrowhead Stadium both elated and dejected over the years. Most of the time it has been January, and they have been playing the Kansas City Chiefs for a spot in the Super Bowl.

The 8-inch collectible features the blond-haired Burrow wearing his black gameday uniform, holding a miniature bobblehead version of himself.