The Cincinnati Bengals were shut out at home on Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens, losing 24-0 on a frigid December day. Joe Burrow took the blame in his postgame press conference for his subpar play today. This comes on the heels of his remarks earlier in the week about trying to find his joy for the game.

Ja’Marr Chase had some intriguing comments after the loss today, as well. He discussed that he would make some changes, but didn’t elaborate on what specific changes he wanted to see.

Another topic of discussion with Chase was his relationship with Burrow. He...

For the first time since 2020, the Cincinnati Bengals will end the season with double-digit losses as they drop to 4-10 inside of a frozen Paycor Stadium.

The Zac Taylor-led Bengals will now watch the postseason from the couch for the third straight season after a horrid 24-0 shutout loss against the Baltimore Ravens.

The scoreboard tells the story: The offense was at its worst in years, and the unit failed to score a single point in a must-win home game.

The offensive line shelled up and was unable to protect the quarterback. Burrow threw two interceptions (one pick-six), receivers...

The 4-10 Cincinnati Bengals have been eliminated from playoff contention after suffering a 24-0 defeat to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.

The Bengals’ offense had plenty of opportunities to put points on the board in the first half of play, but were unable to get into the end zone or even stay in field-goal range.

Although the offense has struggled, there were multiple late hits on Joe Burrow that were not called, which is a theme that we have all become too familiar with.

Although the hits were not ‘egregious,’ they were still late, and the contact was entirely unnecessary...

The Cincinnati Bengals are truly in a do-or-die position. They’re 4-9, and the best they can do is 8-9, but there is a slim chance they could host a team with double-digit wins—if they get a lot of help from the Steelers and Ravens.

If they lose to the Ravens on Sunday at home, though, the season will officially be sunk. In all likelihood, the season is beyond the point of no return, but while hope exists, there’s a reason to play other than pride, of course.

The Bengals finally put defensive end Trey Hendrickson on IR following a surgery...

The Bengals are officially in do-or-die territory. Realistically, their playoff window has already slammed shut, but they’re not mathematically eliminated yet. In some bizarre alternate timeline, an 8-9 Bengals team could still host a double-digit-win opponent on Wild Card Weekend.

But if they lose on Sunday when the Ravens come to town, that timeline collapses. Their season flat-lines, and the only thing left to play for is pride.

Here are the matchups to watch:

Ja’Marr Chase vs. All the Attention

With Tee Higgins likely out due to a concussion, Chase will once again be the focal point of the...

To say that the Cincinnati Bengals are staring at a crossroads in 2026 is probably something of an understatement. Things have been going downhill for the last couple of years, and most of the blame for that falls on the defense.

Where do we start? The defensive line has been porous, to say the least. The linebackers are young and are frequently out of place. The cornerbacks have been inconsistent, at best, and the safeties have been nothing short of a disaster.

It didn’t have to be that way. Not too long ago, the defensive line was one of the...

The Cincinnati Bengals are currently sitting at 4-9 on the season. With the playoffs likely out of reach, let’s take a look at some of the top positions of need and players at each one for the 2026 NFL Draft. As always, free agency can change what this list ultimately looks like.

Defensive Tackle

The Bengals have been unable to generate a consistent pass rush from the interior defensive line for several seasons. There were reports that the Bengals would have drafted Walter Nolen in the 2025 draft, had he not been selected one spot prior to the Arizona...

The 4-9 Cincinnati Bengals will face the 6-7 Baltimore Ravens for the second time in three weeks this Sunday at 1:00 p.m. ET at Paycor Stadium. Let’s take a look at three key players for the Bengals this week.

Mitchell Tinsley

Tee Higgins has re-entered concussion protocol. This will almost certainly keep him out of action for the game on Sunday. The Bengals also parted ways with former third round draft pick Jermaine Burton this week. That puts Mitchell Tinsley back in line for expanded snaps. Tinsley was given a similar opportunity the last time these two teams faced...

The Cincinnati Bengals and Baltimore Ravens are playing again after playing just 17 days ago on Thanksgiving. Then again, these teams are no strangers to short turnarounds. Only a few years ago, Cincinnati and Baltimore met in the final week of the season before playing again in the Wildcard Round. The Bengals won both of those games.

The Bengals would like to repeat that history, as it will keep their very faint postseason hopes potentially alive (as long as the Pittsburgh Steelers also lose). Then again, just getting a sweep against the Ravens might be a bittersweet treat during a...

Quick Hits: Ravenskiller Ja’Marr Chase Respects His Foes, Especially Chido
“All those DBs are good work at the end of the day,” Chase said after Thursday’s practice. “From the nickel spot, to the outside, to the safeties, they’re good competition across the board and just getting good work throughout the game.”

Bengals Place Trey Hendrickson on Reserve/Injured List | BENGALS ROSTER UPDATE
The Bengals today placed DE Trey Hendrickson on the Reserve/Injured list with a hip/pelvis injury. Hendrickson, a ninth-year player, has played in seven games this season (all starts) and totaled 16 tackles with four sacks.

**[NFL Upset Predictions...

It’s hard to beat any team twice, but it’s not impossible.

Here is how the Cincinnati Bengals can do it in Week 15 when they host the Baltimore Ravens.

Don’t Get Shredded by Tight Ends

The linebackers have been taking a lot of heat for this, but the safeties are the real problem. I would love to see DaiJahn Anthony get a shot, maybe even Tycen Anderson. I also think this is a good week to put Dax Hill back in the slot. He’s always been good at covering tight ends, and the Ravens’ wideouts are not nearly as...

Joe Burrow’s comments on Wednesday about some of his emotional struggles as a quarterback have made national headlines.

The Cincinnati Bengals QB reflected on the season and said, “If it’s not fun, then what am I doing it for?”

Many took that comment — as well as him acknowledging that he has “a lot of things going on” both on and off the field — to mean he is fed up with the Bengals’ organization.

Ja’Marr Chase, who has known Burrow since their LSU days, didn’t necessarily see it that way.

Of course, that is after he was able to...