The Cincinnati Bengals are in serious trouble. They're 3-6 entering their Week 10 bye, and as Tuesday's NFL trade deadline approaches, there's no quick fix in sight for their eyesore of a defense.
The Cincinnati Bengals' defense is lightyears apart from their offense, and I mean that quite literally. Stars are separated by lightyears, and therefore the planetary systems that revolve around them are as well.
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The Bengals lost to the Bears 47-42 on Sunday at Paycor Stadium. They're 3-6 on the season, despite Joe Flacco posted historic numbers in his first four starts at quarterback.
Currently, there is considerable discussion about whether the Cincinnati Bengals should trade Trey Hendrickson, Cam Taylor-Britt, and/or Logan Wilson. Yes, the Bengals should be active at the NFL trade deadline.
A gut punch is how Zac Taylor described it, and it fit the scene in Cincinnati after a 47-42 collapse to Chicago. The Bengals seized a late lead behind Joe Flacco’s career-high 470 yards, then gave it back on a 58-yard catch and run to rookie tight end Colston Loveland with 17 seconds left.
CINCINNATI – To say the Cincinnati Bengals have one of the worst defenses in NFL history is no longer hyperbole or anecdotally reactionary in the wake of another terrible loss.
Less than a month ago, Joe Flacco’s NFL career was called into question when he was demoted to the bench in favor of a rookie in Cleveland. An opportunity to leave the Browns arrived not long after the demotion, which the veteran couldn’t pass.
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Have you ever held a job where you work as hard as you can to make sure you do your job to the best of your ability? And, at the same time, have you seen that work get overshadowed or even nullified by a slacking associate?
The Cincinnati Bengals have a harsh truth staring them in the face. Even if their offense is one of the most explosive units in the league, their defense simply isn’t good enough.
Joe Burrow showed more signs of great recovery on the sideline during Sunday's 47-42 Bengals loss to the Bears at home. Cincinnati may not play well enough to warrant a comeback from him this season, but Burrow was walking fine and throwing on the sideline.
Reports over the past few weeks have suggested that Cincinnati Bengals star edge rusher Trey Hendrickson won't be available for trade, but it appears the team might be changing that stance.
The Cincinnati Bengals gave their all in a high-scoring affair against the Chicago Bears at Paycor Stadium on Sunday. They, however, still ultimately fell short, 47-42, dropping their record to 3-6.
The Cincinnati Bengals suffered yet another close loss on Sunday, as they fell prey to the visiting Chicago Bears at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati to the tune of a 47-42 score.
The Bengals are a mess, and somehow managed to get even messier on Sunday in a 47-42 loss to the Bears. It dropped them to 3-6, put a potentially devastating dent in whatever small playoff hopes they still had and seemed to result in some post-game finger-pointing from the offense toward the defense.
The Cincinnati Bengals couldn't have looked much worse on defense in Sunday's 47-42 loss to the Chicago Bears, and multiple defensive players reportedly gave the media the cold shoulder afterwards.
The Cincinnati Bengals raised the bar for losing spectacularly with a 47-42 defeat to the Chicago Bears. Cincinnati allowed a 58-yard touchdown pass from Caleb Williams to rookie Colston Loveland in the final 25 seconds of the game.
The Cincinnati Bengals continue finding ways to lose and squander yet another legendary Joe Flacco renaissance. That sure was the case in Sunday's 47-42 loss to the Chicago Bears, which all but ends the Bengals' 2025 season.
Former Cincinnati Bengals tight end and longtime television and radio broadcaster Bob Trumpy has died. He was 80. The Bengals announced Sunday that Trumpy "passed away peacefully at his home surrounded by his family." The team did not provide a cause of death, however.
The Bengals have experienced terrible injury luck with the quarterback position this year. Joe Flacco’s status for Sunday is uncertain because of a shoulder injury.
According to Adam Schefter, three teams have expressed some trade interest to the Bengals in LB Logan Wilson following his request to be dealt. Schefter lists the Bills, Cowboys and Colts as Wilson’s suitors.