Case in point, as revealed by The Athletic’s Paul Dehner Jr., the Bengals have missed 47 tackles over their last four games alone. Not only that, the Bengals have never allowed more points per game or drive over the first seven games, ever.

Just 10 days after losing one starting quarterback job in Cleveland and gaining another with Cincinnati, Joe Flacco turned back the clock in a starring performance.

The final drive was the perfect encapsulation. The Steelers completely blew a coverage on an 18-yard Chase gain, and Higgins beat Ramsey for the 28-yarder that set up McPherson's game winner. Cincinnati scored on seven of its final eight drives.

Williams: Joe friggin' Flacco? Really? How a 40-year-old Cleveland Browns castoff may have saved the Bengals' season in win over Pittsburgh.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase set team records for receptions and targets in 33-31 win over Pittsburgh Steelers.

"The stress it causes the other team in terms of their coverage makes it a constant chess match," Bengals coach Zac Taylor said. "The entire game of who's-on-who, who's-doubling-who, where are the matchups?

The Kansas City Chiefs will play the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, and are 11.5 point favorites. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Kevin Wildes ask if the Raiders stand any chance of beating the Chiefs,

A South Florida third grade class had the Cincinnati Bengals "Who Dey" chant stuck in its heads after the team sent students a sweet surprise.