The Cincinnati Bengals have snapped their three-game skid.

Cincinnati defeated the Dallas Cowboys on the road in the Week 14 edition of “Monday Night Football,” 27-20.

Wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase continued his incredible run with two more touchdowns, including a 40-yard catch-and-run that ended up being the game winner. That score made it eight touchdowns for the wideout in his last four games and extended his league lead to 15 receiving touchdowns this year.

Chase might not have had a chance to score that touchdown if not for a wild sequence a few plays earlier.

Bengals punter Ryan Rehkow’s punt was blocked by a Cowboys defender on fourth down coming out of the two-minute warning. But the tipped ball ended up bouncing off of the arms of cornerback/special teamer Amani Oruwariye, and Cincinnati recovered the fumble just shy of midfield.

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Three plays later, Chase took the game-winner to the house.

Here’s the full story of how the Bengals finally won a one-score game after dropping three straight entering this week:

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Bengals vs. Cowboys highlights

Bengals vs. Cowboys 'Simpsons' broadcast highlights

A Bart Simpson-to-Lisa Simpson touchdown play won the game for the Bengals during "The Simpsons" alt-cast.

Cowboys can't convert on fourth down

Cooper Rush's pass attempt to Jake Ferguson on fourth-and-7 from the Cowboys' 48-yard line and 31 seconds remaining in the game fell incomplete.

The Bengals prevailed, 27-20, thanks to that wild muffed blocked punt-to-long touchdown sequence.

Bengals 27, Cowboys 20: Cincy takes lead after special teams blunder by Dallas

The Cowboys' Amani Oruwariye attempted to field a blocked punt, and it turned out to be quite costly for Dallas.

Oruwariye couldn't field the blocked kick cleanly and turned it over the Bengals, who immediately took advantage of their great fortune.

Instead of getting the ball back with two minutes remaining, the Cowboys got burned by Bengals receiver Ja'Marr Chase for a 40-yard touchdown pass from Joe Burrow. Chase finished the game with 14 catches for 177 yards and two touchdowns. The 14 receptions ties a record for the most in a "Monday Night Football" game.

It was a stunning turn over events at AT&T Stadium. And for Cowboys fans, Oruwariye's muff might live in infamy alongside Leon Lett's gaffe on Thanksgiving Day 1993.

Bengals 20, Cowboys 20: Cade York ties the game once again

Cade York knocked through his second field goal attempt of the night, this one from 29 yards out, to draw the game back even.

DeMarvion Overshown out with knee injury

Early in the fourth quarter, DeMarvion Overshown was in on a tackle of Bengals running back Chase Brown. After the play, the Cowboys' linebacker remained on the ground and needed the help of two Cowboys trainers to walk off of the field. Overshown has been declared out with a knee injuryOvershown, a member of the 2023 NFL draft class, missed the entirety of his rookie season after tearing his ACL in a preseason game. He had played in all 12 games for the Cowboys entering Monday night's game.

Cowboys 20, Bengals 17: Brandon Aubrey hits 47-yard field goal to open fourth quarter

Former MLS first-round draft pick Brandon Aubrey nailed his second field goal attempt of the night to give the Cowboys another lead.

Dallas has the ball on Cincinnati's 29-yard line on fourth-and-10 and will attempt a field goal to begin the fourth quarter.

Malik Hooker picks off Joe Burrow

Joe Burrow overthrew Ja'Marr Chase deep downfield, and his pass ended in the hands of the Cowboys' safety instead.

Dallas will take over possession on its own 17-yard line with 6:50 to play in the third quarter.

Over on "The Simpsons" alt-cast, it was Cowboys safety Homer Simpson who intercepted Bengals quarterback Bart Simpson on the play.

Bengals 17, Cowboys 17: Brandin Cooks hauls in game-tying touchdown

The Cowboys scored on their first possession of the second half thanks to Brandin Cooks' efforts in the end zone. The receiver ripped through a defensive hold by cornerback Josh Newton, and Cooper Rush found him in the back of the end zone for the score.

It's 17-17 with 10:32 left in the third quarter.

Halftime: Bengals 17, Cowboys 10

The Cowboys went three-and-out on their final possession of the first half, and this "Monday Night Football" matchup goes to halftime with the Bengals holding a seven-point lead.

Dallas will receive the second half kickoff.

Bengals 17, Cowboys 10: Cade York extends Bengals' lead just before the half

The Bengals drove down to the red zone before they were stopped by Dallas' defense at the 19. Cade York hit a 37-yard field goal to give Cincinnati a 17-10 lead with 30 seconds left in the second quarter.

Dallas will have one last possession before it receives the second half kickoff. 

Did you know York is dating a Cowboys cheerleader?

Bengals 14, Cowboys 10: Chase Brown's 19-yard catch-and-run puts the Bengals ahead

Chase Brown took a swing pass from Joe Burrow to the house and celebrated his score by jumping into the Salvation Army kettle behind the end zone. Though the running back was initially declared out of bounds at the 3-yard line, the call was overturned after a review.

The touchdown gave Cincinnati its first lead of the game. The Bengals lead, 13-10, with 3:30 left in the first half.

Over on "The Simpsons" alt-cast, Lisa Simpson — who displayed her athletic abilities as a hockey goalie in the episode "Lisa on Ice" — came into the game for the Bengals as the running back and took Joe Burrow's pass to the end zone.