The Cincinnati Bengals attempted a trick play on Monday night that turned into a disaster. Wide receiver Tyler Boyd threw a terrible interception to Jaguars star Josh Allen in the third quarter, deep in the Bengals' own territory. This interception was the first thrown by a non-quarterback this season and the first by a Bengals non-quarterback since 2001. The Bengals had already tried a similar wide receiver pass play earlier in the game, which resulted in a loss of seven yards. The decision to attempt another trick play was questionable, especially considering quarterback Jake Browning was playing well. The interception set up a Jaguars touchdown, giving them the lead. Fortunately for the Bengals, they were able to rally and win the game in overtime. Despite the win, the failed trick play highlighted the risks and potential consequences of attempting such plays.