Sam Hubbard made history by catching a 2-yard touchdown pass from Burrow, becoming the first defensive player in Bengals history to score a receiving touchdown. He is also the first defensive player in the league to achieve this feat this season and the first Bengals defender with a scrimmage touchdown since 1962.

Sam Hubbard is out for the season after injuring his PCL during a touchdown catch in the Bengals' win over the Titans. This injury not only ends his season but could also mark the conclusion of his seven-year tenure with the team, as he is due $9.5 million next season, and cutting him would save the Bengals $7.5 million.

Sam Hubbard suffered a PCL injury during a touchdown catch and is likely out for the season. He described the injury as a result of landing awkwardly and is awaiting MRI results. Despite the injury, he expressed enjoyment from the play and praised Joe Burrow for the excellent pass.

Sam Hubbard caught a two-yard touchdown pass from Joe Burrow during the Bengals' 37-27 victory over the Titans. Unfortunately, he injured his knee on the play and did not return to the game. Hubbard indicated that the injury could be a PCL issue, pending further evaluation, raising concerns about the possibility of it being season-ending and whether it might mark his last play for the Bengals.

Sam Hubbard caught a 2-yard touchdown pass but was ruled out with a knee injury late in the first half, adding to the Bengals' injury woes during the game.