Gary Landers / Associated PressBaltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh, center left, yells toward head linesman Kent Payne (79) after a Ravens touchdown was overturned following a review in the first half.
Gary Landers / Associated PressCincinnati Bengals tight end Tyler Eifert, right, is tackled by Baltimore Ravens defensive end Timmy Jernigan, left, and defensive back Kyle Arrington (24) in the first half.
Gary Landers / Associated PressBaltimore Ravens quarterback Ryan Mallett throws.
Andrew Weber / Getty ImagesNose tackle Brandon Williams and guard Marshal Yanda prior to the game against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Gary Landers / Associated PressBaltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh, left, and Cincinnati Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis, right.
Gary Landers / Associated PressFrom left, Baltimore Ravens cornerback Anthony Levine (41), head coach John Harbaugh, and cornerback Lardarius Webb (21).
Frank Victores / Associated PressBaltimore Ravens quarterback Ryan Mallett (7) throws under pressure from Cincinnati Bengals strong safety Leon Hall (29).
John Grieshop / Getty ImagesVincent Rey tackles Ravens running back Buck Allen.
Frank Victores / Associated PressBaltimore Ravens running back Javorius Allen, front left, runs the ball against Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Shawn Williams (36) in the first half.
Gary Landers / Associated PressBaltimore Ravens quarterback Ryan Mallett (7) throws in the first half.
Gary Landers / Associated PressCincinnati Bengals running back Jeremy Hill (32) runs in for a touchdown as Baltimore Ravens defensive back Shareece Wright (35) trails behind.
Andrew Weber / Getty ImagesRavens coach John Harbaugh.
Andrew Weber / Getty ImagesRavens quarterback Ryan Mallett.
Frank Victores / Associated PressCincinnati Bengals running back Jeremy Hill (32) runs the ball in the first half.
Gary Landers / Associated PressBaltimore Ravens wide receiver Jeremy Butler (17) runs the ball.
Frank Victores / Associated PressCincinnati Bengals running back Rex Burkhead (33) dives for and cannot reach Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Kaelin Clay (81) in the first half.
Andrew Weber / Getty ImagesBengals wide receiver Mohamed Sanu makes a catch while being tackled by Ravens inside linebacker Daryl Smith during the first quarter.
Gary Landers / Associated PressBaltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh works the sidelines in the first half.
John Grieshop / Getty ImagesRavens quarterback Ryan Mallett calls a play in the huddle during the first quarter.
Frank Victores / Associated PressThe Cincinnati Bengals and Baltimore Ravens meet at the line of scrimmage.
Frank Victores / Associated PressBaltimore Ravens wide receiver Kaelin Clay, left, is tackled by Cincinnati Bengals tight end Tyler Kroft.
Gary Landers / Associated PressBaltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker (9) boots a field goal in the first half.
Gary Landers / Associated PressBaltimore Ravens quarterback Ryan Mallett.
Frank Victores / Associated PressCincinnati Bengals quarterback AJ McCarron (5) breaks away from Baltimore Ravens defensive end Timmy Jernigan (97).
Andrew Weber / Getty ImagesBengals cornerback Adam Jones grabs the face mask of Ravens center Ryan Jensen during the first quarter.
Gary Landers / Associated PressRavens cornerback Lardarius Webb (21) and head coach John Harbaugh run off the field.
Gary Landers / Associated PressBaltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh, left, and Cincinnati Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis, right.
Frank Victores / Associated PressBaltimore Ravens quarterback Ryan Mallett (7) looks to hand off the ball in the first half.
Frank Victores / Associated PressCincinnati Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green (18) catches a touchdown pass against Baltimore Ravens defensive back Shareece Wright (35) in the second half.
Gary Landers / Associated PressBaltimore Ravens wide receiver Jeremy Butler (17) runs the ball against Cincinnati Bengals defensive tackle Domata Peko (94) and defensive end Carlos Dunlap (96) in the first half.
Gary Landers / Associated PressBaltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker (9) celebrates kicking his second field goal of the game with long snapper Morgan Cox (46).
Gary Landers / Associated PressCincinnati Bengals running back Jeremy Hill (32) runs for a touchdown as Baltimore Ravens defensive back Shareece Wright (35) trails behind.
Andrew Weber / Getty ImagesRavens linebacker Za'Darius Smith celebrates after a sack during the second quarter.
Frank Victores / Associated PressCincinnati Bengals quarterback AJ McCarron prepares to throw in the first half.
Frank Victores / Associated PressBaltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker (9) reacts alongside holder Sam Koch (4) as Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Shawn Williams (36) watches the ball in the first half.
Frank Victores / Associated PressBaltimore Ravens center Ryan Jensen, center, pushes Cincinnati Bengals outside linebacker Vontaze Burfict, right, as Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Michael Johnson (90) follows behind in the first half.
Gary Landers / Associated PressBaltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh.
Gary Landers / Associated PressFrom left, Ravens cornerback Anthony Levine (41), head coach John Harbaugh, and cornerback Lardarius Webb (21).
Frank Victores / Associated PressBaltimore Ravens quarterback Ryan Mallett (7) prepares to throw in the first half.
Frank Victores / Associated PressCincinnati Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green (18) catches a pass during the second half.
Defensive end Pernell McPhee cleared up the mystery regarding his absence in recent offseason workouts, conceding that he has been dealing with an injury. But McPhee said the setback won’t prevent him from being ready to participate in next month’s training camp.
“I’ll bounce back,” he vowed.
McPhee collected six sacks in his rookie campaign last season, and with the departure of starter Cory Redding, McPhee is competing with third-year player Arthur Jones for Redding’s old spot.
McPhee didn’t go into many details about his injury, and a team spokesman said any questions regarding injuries should be referred to coach John Harbaugh. But McPhee emphasized that the injury is not serious.
“Yeah, it was minor,” he said. “It was real minor. It is what it is.”