Where does Sam Hubbard’s fumble return for a TD rank in Bengals history?

Did we just witness the greatest moment ever?

In case you missed it, with the game tied at 17 and under 12 minutes remaining in a Wild Card game between the Cincinnati Bengals and Baltimore Ravens, Logan Wilson shoved the football out of quarterback Tyler Huntley’s hands on a QB sneak over the top. Sam Hubbard picked up the loose ball and took it home.

The crowd erupted in a way it’s only done on a handful of occasions.

That score ended up being the difference in a physical and tolling game. But where does it rank in Cincinnati’s franchise history?

Well, just last year, Germaine Pratt sealed the Bengals’ first postseason win in over three decades.

In that same playoff run, Jessie Bates tipped a pass from Patrick Mahomes intended for Tyreek Hill in overtime. Safety Vonn Bell picked it off, and the Bengals’ offense marched down the field for a field goal that sent them to the Super Bowl.

And there are probably about 10 other plays that could contend for best Bengals moment ever just from that run. But we’ll try to mix things up.

Before the Joe Burrow Bengals, there were the Sam Wyche Bengals, who similarly changed the entire culture (for a short period of time) in Cincinnati. And who can forget Stanford Jennings’ 93-yard kickoff return in Super Bowl XXIII?

Okay, let’s get a regular season moment in here. How about when Corey Dillon broke the single-game rushing record against a good Denver Broncos run defense and no help from the passing game?

We’ll leave the rest to you. Share your thoughts below:

And don’t forget to check out our recap of last night’s insane Wild Card tonight at 7:30 PM EST: