The Bengals welcome the Steelers into Paycor Stadium on Sunday Night Football with the lead in the AFC North on the line. Joe Burrow knows precisely how crucial this game against the Steelers is when it comes to winning the division.
Four straight wins have the Cincinnati Bengals tied with the Pittsburgh Steelers for first place in the AFC North. Sunday’s Week 10 primetime contest will decide who will occupy the top spot in the division.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are indeed a formidable foe waiting to put the Bengals to dust once again on Sunday. But the way Joe Burrow and Co. bounced back from a two-game skid at the start of the season to rise to the top of the AFC North shows their grit and ability to take on any challenge that comes their way.
We still have about two months left in the regular season, but Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is undoubtedly one of the favorites to win MVP.
The Cincinnati Bengals return home to Paycor Stadium this week to host the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday Night Football. Zac Taylor’s squad enters Week
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
Eight games into a year that started with the usual September slow burn, the Cincinnati Bengals sit at 6-2 and look like a real problem for the rest of the AFC.
Barrett Carter and Demetrius Knight Jr. have both shown flashes of improvement for the Bengals this season, but plenty of questions remain. They need to continue to improve if the Bengals are going to reach their full potential.
NFL Week 10 football is sure to offer fireworks as bitter division rivals, the Cincinnati Bengals and the Pittsburgh Steelers, gear up to lock horns in a primetime showdown this Sunday.
Duke Tobin had one more phone call to make before Tuesday’s trade deadline passed. After the Cincinnati Bengals backed out of their deal for Arnold Ebiketie, Tobin called Eagles general manager Howie Roseman, explained why the trade was off and apologized, NFL insider Tom Pelissero reported Saturday.
Only one quarterback in NFL history has thrown or run for at least four touchdowns in five straight games. Peyton Manning did it in 2004 with the Colts, then won MVP.
Cincinnati has put up 143 points over its last four games, capped by a 34-17 win over Atlanta in Madrid, and the people paid to evaluate teams for a living have noticed.
A four-game winning streak has the Cincinnati Bengals (6-2) tied with the Pittsburgh Steelers atop the AFC North, and Sunday Night Football at Paycor Stadium will decide who takes sole possession of first place.
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is the NFL’s MVP betting favorite at +175 odds after nine weeks of the 2026 season, having thrown 23 touchdown passes and completed 74% of his throws.
The Cincinnati Bengals have worked their way to 6-2, but they haven’t shaken off the Pittsburgh Steelers just yet. Mike McCarthy’s squad has the same record and has already gotten the better of Cincinnati once this season.
Tee Higgins is on pace for a career-best season as the Cincinnati Bengals’ passing offense is flourishing throughout the 2026 NFL season. Higgins has been playing in the league since 2020, going through his seventh season with the Bengals.
Chase Brown hasn’t made a big impact in the run game yet, but he is content as he is contributing in other ways for the Cincinnati Bengals this season.
Rewarding teams for losing free agents — as long as the plus/minus ratio aligns — the compensatory pick system is closely monitored by teams as they navigate the FA market.
The Cincinnati Bengals take a 6-2 record into Sunday Night Football against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Paycor Stadium on November 15 with a chance to even the season series and protect their AFC North position.
A trio of players will return to practice today for the Bengals. Receiver Andrei Iosivas, guard Brian Parker II and cornerback Jalen Davis have each seen their practice windows opened, per a team announcement.
The Cincinnati Bengals had to back out of a trade deadline deal on Tuesday because social media seemingly noticed something their football operations experts apparently missed.
The Cincinnati Bengals have put themselves firmly in the Super Bowl conversation this season. Much of that success comes down to the work of Duke Tobin and the front office.
With a trade for an elite RB like Taylor or Hall, the Bengals could push toward the No. 1 seed in the AFC and become a favorite to reach a fourth Super Bowl.