Watch: Bengals defensive end Sam Hubbard stops Derrick Henry for a safety against the Ravens

Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Sam Hubbard recorded the team's first safety since 2019 during the second quarter of the NFL's Week 5 game against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday at Paycor Stadium.

Hubbard brought down Ravens running back Derrick Henry in the end zone. It was the Bengals' first safety in 75 games.

Video from the Bengals via Twitter:

From The Enquirer's Kelsey Conway and Charlie Goldsmith:

Hubbard had five tackles in the first half, including a sack, a safety and a tackle for loss.

Hubbard, a former Moeller High School and Ohio State Buckeyes star, is in his seventh season with the Bengals. He injured his knee during training camp in July and has played through the injury.

Hubbard missed a few games last November with an ankle injury.

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