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NFL · Week 11 · November 18, 2012 · 10 min read

Cincinnati Bengals vs. Kansas City Chiefs: 2012 Week 11 Recap

Bengals defeat Chiefs 28–6 in Week 11

Andy Dalton led Fantasy Impact as Bengals prevailed in a 28–6 Week 11 finish.

Cincinnati Bengals 28 5–5 Winner
Final 28–6
Kansas City Chiefs 6 1–9
Winner
Cincinnati Bengals
Final score
28–6
Halftime
Cincinnati Bengals 21–6 Kansas City Chiefs
Top passer
Andy Dalton
FantasyHQ MVP
Andy Dalton
Game date
November 18, 2012

Top fantasy performers · Bengals

  • Andy Dalton
    Andy Dalton 18/34 · 232 YDS · 3 TD +14.6 Fantasy Impact
  • C.Peerman 8 CAR · 75 YDS +6.4 Fantasy Impact
  • Art Green
    Art Green 6 REC · 91 YDS · 1 TD +5.1 Fantasy Impact

Top fantasy performers · Chiefs

  • T.Moeaki 4 REC · 73 YDS +1.9 Fantasy Impact
  • J.Charles 17 CAR · 87 YDS +1.2 Fantasy Impact
  • T.Copper 3 REC · 33 YDS -0.0 Fantasy Impact

Game story

The Cincinnati Bengals defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 28–6 in Week 11 of the 2012 NFL season on 2012-11-18, a matchup that controlled the game from start to finish. The decisive swing (+14.6% win probability) came in the opening quarter when Cincinnati Bengals swung the momentum.

In Week 11 of the 2012 NFL season on 2012-11-18, the Cincinnati Bengals took care of business against the Kansas City Chiefs, pulling away with a 28–6 final that controlled the game from start to finish.

The highest-scoring period was Q2 with 17 combined points — the stretch that most shaped the final margin.

A. Dalton (Cincinnati Bengals) paced the passing game, with +14.56 total EPA, and +3.8% completion percentage over expected.

On the individual side, A. Dalton (Cincinnati Bengals) delivered the top overall EPA impact at +14.56 — the clearest player-of-the-game signal on the analytics sheet.

The momentum swing (+14.6% win probability) landed in the opening quarter when Cincinnati Bengals changed the game: (6:51) (Punt formation) 30-C.Peerman left end to KC 39 for 32 yards (27-A.Elam).

Line score

Final score and points by quarter.

Q1Q2Q4T
Cincinnati Bengals71470028
Kansas City Chiefs330006

Stars of the game

Top performers by total expected points added (EPA) across passing, rushing, and receiving.

  1. 1 A. Dalton · Cincinnati Bengals · Passing · +14.56 total EPA · 34 snaps · +0.43 EPA/play
  2. 2 C. Peerman · Cincinnati Bengals · Rushing · +6.38 total EPA · 8 snaps · +0.80 EPA/play
  3. 3 A. Green · Cincinnati Bengals · Receiving · +5.06 total EPA · 12 snaps · +0.42 EPA/play
  4. 4 J. Gresham · Cincinnati Bengals · Receiving · +4.85 total EPA · 8 snaps · +0.61 EPA/play
  5. 5 A. Dalton · Cincinnati Bengals · Rushing · +3.01 total EPA · 1 snaps · +3.01 EPA/play
  6. 6 M. Sanu · Cincinnati Bengals · Receiving · +2.59 total EPA · 4 snaps · +0.65 EPA/play
  7. 7 T. Moeaki · Kansas City Chiefs · Receiving · +1.93 total EPA · 6 snaps · +0.32 EPA/play
  8. 8 J. Charles · Kansas City Chiefs · Rushing · +1.20 total EPA · 17 snaps · +0.07 EPA/play

Player of the game

FantasyHQ analytics player-of-the-game pick based on total EPA and signature plays.

A. Dalton — CIN · Passing

A. Dalton posted the highest total EPA (+14.56) in the game, making the biggest overall impact on Cincinnati Bengals's efficiency. Across 34 counted snaps, they averaged +0.43 EPA per play.

The signature play (-4.74 EPA) came from Kansas City Chiefs: (:56) 40-P.Hillis left end to KC 35 for 1 yard (97-G.Atkins). FUMBLES (97-G.Atkins), RECOVERED by CIN-55-V.Burfict at KC 34.

Who scored touchdowns and field goals

Every touchdown and field goal with the player named in official play-by-play.

Touchdowns

  • Cincinnati Bengals — A. Green (A. Dalton pass) (Q1 47:56)
  • Cincinnati Bengals — A. Dalton (Q2 37:54)
  • Cincinnati Bengals — B. Green-Ellis (Q2 30:57)
  • Cincinnati Bengals — M. Sanu (A. Dalton pass) (Q4 9:45)

Field goals

  • Kansas City Chiefs — R. Succop (Q1 53:35)
  • Kansas City Chiefs — R. Succop (Q2 30:05)

How it unfolded, quarter by quarter

A quarter-by-quarter recap built from live scoring plays and play descriptions.

The opening quarter: Cincinnati Bengals won the period 7–3. Kansas City Chiefs connected on a field goal from the CIN 16 (Q1 53:35) — (8:35) 6-R.Succop 34 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-43-T.Gafford, Holder-2-D.Colquitt.; Cincinnati Bengals found the end zone from the KC 4 (Q1 47:56) — (2:56) 14-A.Dalton pass short left to 18-A.Green for 4 yards, TOUCHDOWN.; Cincinnati Bengals added 1 points from the KC 2 (Q1 47:51) — 2-M.Nugent extra point is GOOD, Center-46-C.Harris, Holder-10-K.Huber..

The second quarter: Cincinnati Bengals won the period 14–3. Cincinnati Bengals found the end zone from the KC 1 (Q2 37:54) — (7:54) 14-A.Dalton left end for 1 yard, TOUCHDOWN.; Cincinnati Bengals added 1 points from the KC 2 (Q2 37:52) — 2-M.Nugent extra point is GOOD, Center-46-C.Harris, Holder-10-K.Huber.; Cincinnati Bengals found the end zone from the KC 1 (Q2 30:57) — (:57) 42-B.Green-Ellis up the middle for 1 yard, TOUCHDOWN.; Cincinnati Bengals added 1 points from the KC 2 (Q2 30:53) — 2-M.Nugent extra point is GOOD, Center-46-C.Harris, Holder-10-K.Huber.; Kansas City Chiefs connected on a field goal from the CIN 15 (Q2 30:05) — (:05) 6-R.Succop 33 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-43-T.Gafford, Holder-2-D.Colquitt..

The fourth quarter: Cincinnati Bengals won the period 7–0. Cincinnati Bengals found the end zone from the KC 14 (Q4 9:45) — (9:45) (Shotgun) 14-A.Dalton pass short middle to 12-M.Sanu for 14 yards, TOUCHDOWN.; Cincinnati Bengals added 1 points from the KC 2 (Q4 9:39) — 2-M.Nugent extra point is GOOD, Center-46-C.Harris, Holder-10-K.Huber..

Turning points

Plays that moved win probability the most — the swings that decided the game.

  • Cincinnati Bengals (Q1 51:51) — (6:51) (Punt formation) 30-C.Peerman left end to KC 39 for 32 yards (27-A.Elam). [WPA +14.6% · EPA +4.49]
  • Kansas City Chiefs (Q1 45:56) — (:56) 40-P.Hillis left end to KC 35 for 1 yard (97-G.Atkins). FUMBLES (97-G.Atkins), RECOVERED by CIN-55-V.Burfict at KC 34. [WPA -13.0% · EPA -4.74]
  • Cincinnati Bengals (Q1 49:43) — (4:43) (Shotgun) 14-A.Dalton scrambles left end ran ob at KC 25 for 11 yards (27-A.Elam). [WPA +9.9% · EPA +3.30]
  • Cincinnati Bengals (Q2 44:26) — (14:26) 2-M.Nugent 50 yard field goal is No Good, Wide Left, Center-46-C.Harris, Holder-10-K.Huber. [WPA -8.0% · EPA -3.21]
  • Cincinnati Bengals (Q2 40:05) — (10:05) 14-A.Dalton pass deep right to 18-A.Green to KC 17 for 40 yards (27-A.Elam). PENALTY on KC-27-A.Elam, Unnecessary Roughness, 9 yards, enforced at KC 17. [WPA +6.3% · EPA +3.27]

Impact plays

Highest expected-points added snaps that flipped field position and scoring chances.

  • Kansas City Chiefs (Q1 45:56) — (:56) 40-P.Hillis left end to KC 35 for 1 yard (97-G.Atkins). FUMBLES (97-G.Atkins), RECOVERED by CIN-55-V.Burfict at KC 34. [WPA -13.0% · EPA -4.74]
  • Cincinnati Bengals (Q1 51:51) — (6:51) (Punt formation) 30-C.Peerman left end to KC 39 for 32 yards (27-A.Elam). [WPA +14.6% · EPA +4.49]
  • Cincinnati Bengals (Q4 9:45) — (9:45) (Shotgun) 14-A.Dalton pass short middle to 12-M.Sanu for 14 yards, TOUCHDOWN. [WPA +1.1% · EPA +3.48]
  • Cincinnati Bengals (Q1 49:43) — (4:43) (Shotgun) 14-A.Dalton scrambles left end ran ob at KC 25 for 11 yards (27-A.Elam). [WPA +9.9% · EPA +3.30]

Quarterback report card

A.Dalton led all passers in efficiency for Cincinnati Bengals, setting the tone in the passing game according to FantasyHQ analytics.

  • A.Dalton (Cincinnati Bengals) · 34 dropbacks · 52.9% completion · +3.8% CPOE · +0.43 EPA/play · +14.56 total EPA
  • B.Quinn (Kansas City Chiefs) · 18 dropbacks · 50.0% completion · +1.8% CPOE · -0.16 EPA/play · -2.88 total EPA

Team stats comparison

Side-by-side offensive and defensive efficiency from FantasyHQ analytics.

StatCincinnati BengalsKansas City Chiefs
Offensive EPA/play+0.171-0.126
Offensive success rate48.9%44.2%
Pass EPA/play+0.428-0.212
Rush EPA/play+0.093-0.250
Defensive EPA/play+0.126-0.171
Defensive success rate55.8%51.1%

By the numbers

Despite the final score, Cincinnati Bengals generated the better offensive EPA per play (+0.17 vs -0.13), suggesting they moved the ball more efficiently.

  • Cincinnati Bengals: 11 drives, +15.37 total EPA, 3 scoring drives
  • Kansas City Chiefs: 12 drives, -9.71 total EPA, 2 scoring drives

Key takeaways

What to remember for fantasy research, film review, and follow-up box score digging.

  • Cincinnati Bengals leaves with the win and the better postgame narrative for Week-to-week momentum.
  • A. Dalton (Cincinnati Bengals) is the first name to pull up for highlight reels and prop-retrospective research.
  • A. Dalton (CIN) beat expectation through the air — positive CPOE game for stack builds.

Every scoring play

Chronological scoring with field position and full play-by-play context.

  1. Kansas City Chiefs FG (+3) — Q1 53:35 · CIN 16 · Score 0-3
    (8:35) 6-R.Succop 34 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-43-T.Gafford, Holder-2-D.Colquitt.
  2. Cincinnati Bengals TD (+6) — Q1 47:56 · KC 4 · Score 6-3
    (2:56) 14-A.Dalton pass short left to 18-A.Green for 4 yards, TOUCHDOWN.
  3. Cincinnati Bengals XP (+1) — Q1 47:51 · KC 2 · Score 7-3
    2-M.Nugent extra point is GOOD, Center-46-C.Harris, Holder-10-K.Huber.
  4. Cincinnati Bengals TD (+6) — Q2 37:54 · KC 1 · Score 13-3
    (7:54) 14-A.Dalton left end for 1 yard, TOUCHDOWN.
  5. Cincinnati Bengals XP (+1) — Q2 37:52 · KC 2 · Score 14-3
    2-M.Nugent extra point is GOOD, Center-46-C.Harris, Holder-10-K.Huber.
  6. Cincinnati Bengals TD (+6) — Q2 30:57 · KC 1 · Score 20-3
    (:57) 42-B.Green-Ellis up the middle for 1 yard, TOUCHDOWN.
  7. Cincinnati Bengals XP (+1) — Q2 30:53 · KC 2 · Score 21-3
    2-M.Nugent extra point is GOOD, Center-46-C.Harris, Holder-10-K.Huber.
  8. Kansas City Chiefs FG (+3) — Q2 30:05 · CIN 15 · Score 21-6
    (:05) 6-R.Succop 33 yard field goal is GOOD, Center-43-T.Gafford, Holder-2-D.Colquitt.
  9. Cincinnati Bengals TD (+6) — Q4 9:45 · KC 14 · Score 27-6
    (9:45) (Shotgun) 14-A.Dalton pass short middle to 12-M.Sanu for 14 yards, TOUCHDOWN.
  10. Cincinnati Bengals XP (+1) — Q4 9:39 · KC 2 · Score 28-6
    2-M.Nugent extra point is GOOD, Center-46-C.Harris, Holder-10-K.Huber.

Frequently asked questions

Who won Cincinnati Bengals vs Kansas City Chiefs?

The Cincinnati Bengals beat the Kansas City Chiefs 28-6 in Week 11, 2012 on 2012-11-18.

What was the final score of Cincinnati Bengals vs Kansas City Chiefs?

The final score was Cincinnati Bengals 28, Kansas City Chiefs 6 (CIN 28-6 KC) in Week 11, 2012 on 2012-11-18.

What was the score by quarter in Cincinnati Bengals vs Kansas City Chiefs?

Q1: Cincinnati Bengals 7, Kansas City Chiefs 3; Q2: Cincinnati Bengals 14, Kansas City Chiefs 3; Q4: Cincinnati Bengals 7, Kansas City Chiefs 0; Final: Cincinnati Bengals 28, Kansas City Chiefs 6.

Who scored touchdowns and field goals in Cincinnati Bengals vs Kansas City Chiefs?

Cincinnati Bengals touchdown — A. Green (A. Dalton pass) (Q1 47:56) Cincinnati Bengals touchdown — A. Dalton (Q2 37:54) Cincinnati Bengals touchdown — B. Green-Ellis (Q2 30:57) Cincinnati Bengals touchdown — M. Sanu (A. Dalton pass) (Q4 9:45) Kansas City Chiefs field goal — R. Succop (Q1 53:35, 3 pts) Kansas City Chiefs field goal — R. Succop (Q2 30:05, 3 pts) Extra points followed each touchdown unless noted in the play-by-play.

How did the quarterbacks play in Cincinnati Bengals vs Kansas City Chiefs?

A. Dalton (Cincinnati Bengals), 52.9% completion, +3.8% CPOE, +0.43 EPA per dropback, +14.56 total passing EPA. B. Quinn (Kansas City Chiefs), 50.0% completion, +1.8% CPOE, -0.16 EPA per dropback, -2.88 total passing EPA.

Who was the most impactful player in Cincinnati Bengals vs Kansas City Chiefs?

A. Dalton (Cincinnati Bengals) led the game in total EPA with +14.56 on passing plays. across 34 snaps. The top single-play swing was (-4.74 EPA): (:56) 40-P.Hillis left end to KC 35 for 1 yard (97-G.Atkins). FUMBLES (97-G.Atkins), RECOVERED by CIN-55-V.Burfict at KC 34.. The biggest win-probability swing was +14.6%.

Season records after this game

Cincinnati Bengals

Entered 4-5 Now 5-5 W

Kansas City Chiefs

Entered 1-8 Now 1-9 L