CINCINNATI – Two weeks ago the Cincinnati Bengals were on pace to set NFL records for catches, yards and touchdowns allowed to tight ends. After facing the Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills in the last two games, the Bengals are on a course to not just break but obliterate those marks.
The Cincinnati Bengals are no longer playing for a winning record, but they can still secure more wins than losses against their division rivals. Defeating the Baltimore Ravens this coming Sunday in NFL Week 15 would secure four wins against the AFC North this season.
The Cincinnati Bengals’ playoff hopes were officially put on life support after a 39-34 loss to the Buffalo Bills. Joe Burrow was on fire, and the offense was rolling in the first half, including three touchdown scoring drives to lead by 10 at the break.
The Bengals lost to the Bills on Sunday to fall to 4-9 on the season. Cincinnati led for most of the game, before ultimately losing 39-34. Bengals head coach Zac Taylor falls to 0-6-1 in games played the week after Thursday Night Football.
The Bengals are back in a familiar underdog role this week. Baltimore is a 3-point betting favorite to beat the Bengals at Paycor Stadium on Sunday, with the point total set at 52.5.
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Tee Higgins walked out of Sunday’s game against the Buffalo Bills resolute, even after taking multiple jarring hits to the head during the Cincinnati Bengals’ 39-34 defeat on a snow-covered Sunday.
Bills cornerback Christian Benford made a game-changing play in the fourth quarter of Sunday's 39-34 win over the Bengals. Benford was blitzing off the edge and jumped to intercept a Joe Burrow pass.
Jermaine Burton has yet to play this season for the Bengals. The second-year wideout continued that trend in Week 14 after he did not travel with the team.
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The Bengals lost to the Bills 39-34 on Sunday to fall to 4-9 on the season. Cincinnati's playoff chances took a major hit. The Bengals led for most of the game, but gave up the lead for good with 5:25 left in the fourth quarter.
Joe Burrow had an elite first 90% of the game on Sunday, but things came crumbling apart with a pick-six and another interception in the final minutes of a 39-24 loss to Buffalo.
The Bengals rushed out to a double-digit lead, but two fourth quarter turnovers cost them in Sunday's 39-34 loss to the Bills in Buffalo. The Bengals fall to 4-9 on the season.
The Cincinnati Bengals enter Week 14 at 4-8 and facing a critical road matchup against the Buffalo Bills. Cincinnati is coming off a solid offensive outing in its 32-14 win over the Baltimore Ravens, a game in which Joe Burrow threw for 261 yards and two touchdowns.
The Cincinnati Bengals announced that WR Jermaine Burton has been suspended for today’s game against the Bills, per Kelsey Conway. He did not make the trip to Buffalo and will be listed as inactive.
Sophomore Cedric Johnson returned to the defensive line rotation after a calf strain suffered in training camp. He has made an immediate impact for the Cincinnati Bengals, particularly on a defense that badly needed juice off the edge.