Not only did the Bengals’ win over the Ravens boost their slim playoff chances, but it also set some history on the individual accolade level for Cincinnati players. As we mentioned, Ja’Marr Chase is officially a Ravens-killer, but Cincinnati’s running back is also in elite echelons.

With his 113 yards from scrimmage on Thursday Night, Chase Brown cemented himself among some of the best running backs in Bengals history. He is the first Cincinnati running back to have six-straight games with at least 100 total yards from scrimmage.

As seen above, the Bengals have had a number of productive and...

Joe Burrow was back on the field in Baltimore after his turf toe injury that had sidelined him since week two. His presence helped the Bengals pull off a 32-14 victory over the Ravens in primetime on Thanksgiving night.

While the playoffs are still a long shot for Cincinnati, Burrow has given this fanbase hope. It wasn’t one of his best performances, completing just 52% of his passes (24 for 46). However, he still threw for 261 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions. His mobility was still on display. Extending multiple plays in normal Joe Burrow fashion.

Those 261...

When the Bengals were struggling to run the football early in the season, a key reason why was the absence of tight end Erick All Jr. The Bengals’ fourth-round pick in 2024, All tore his ACL in Week 9 of his rookie season, and his absence has been felt.

Fortunately, though, All recently updated how his rehab has been going on FOX19’s “Bengals Now” show with positive news that should have him ready for the 2026 season. He actually plans to be cleared by the end of this season.

All is a player who is very easy to root for....

Is the return of Joe Burrow enough for this roster to play like a competitive professional football team? It sure seemed like it last night as the Bengals dominated the Ravens in Baltimore, 32-14.

Since Burrow’s injury back in September, the Bengals have posted a whopping 1-8 record and are now in a deep hole to keep any chance of the playoffs alive.

But, no need to fear, Joe Burrow is here, and his presence alone created an entirely new confidence in all three phases.

One of the biggest issues for this roster’s success has been the inability to draft...

The Cincinnati Bengals’ win over the Ravens on Thanksgiving Night was not only a rarity in the rivalry in the Lamar Jackson era, but it also ushered in a new sense of confidence within Cincinnati’s locker room after Joe Burrow’s performance. The Bengals’ quarterback appeared to have brought an additional spark to a team that was reeling from a number of inexplicable losses.

Even with Burrow in and out of the lineup, star wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase has continued to put up All-Pro numbers. Like his predecessor, A.J. Green, Chase has become a Ravens-killer in his career, with last night’s...

What’s up football fans! It was a busy day on the gridiron yesterday as Thanksgiving football has come and gone. Now all the attention will turn to this afternoon’s game.

The Chicago Bears have traveled to Philadelphia for a date with the Eagles and a battle of two of the top teams in the NFC, while there’s plenty of college football on today. Come join in on the conversation in today’s open discussion!

The regular season of college football is nearing the end. This is the final week before most teams will be entering conference championships, playoff games, or bowl games in general. There are so many exciting match-ups throughout college football this week.

Texas A&M at Texas 7:30 p.m. ET Friday

Texas A&M looks to stay undefeated on the season. They will have to beat Arch Manning and the Texas Longhorns on their home field in order to do so.

While it is unlikely the Bengals would spend high draft capital on a wide receiver, can we completely rule it out?...

WHO DEY!

The Joe Burrow-led Cincinnati Bengals are officially back in the win column after a massive divisional road victory over the Baltimore Ravens.

This is Burrow’s first game back since Week 2, and you can feel the energy he brings to the entire roster when he plays football.

Despite being 4-8, playoff hopes are still not dead for the Bengals as they hold a 3-1 record in the division.

In order for the Bengals to sneak into the playoffs, they have to win out and win the division with a 9-8 record.

Although there is still a long way...

The return of Joe Burrow was the biggest storyline across the league on Thanksgiving, and it delivered.

Through the four quarters of play against Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens, another storyline emerged, and that is the play of the Bengals’ defense.

This unit has struggled for the majority of this season, but first-year defensive coordinator Al Golden put together his best plan in a must-win game.

The Ravens marched right down the field on their opening drive, but after that, the defense put together a dominant performance, forcing five turnovers.

Jackson threw an interception and coughed up two fumbles...

The Bengals basically need to win out to have a chance at the playoffs, and some questioned the decision to bring back Joe Burrow when the chances for the season seemed so low. With how much of a competitor he is, though, there was never a chance that Burrow would sit out the rest of the season. With a statement win needed, the Bengals stepped up, especially on defense, which has struggled heavily so far this season. The offense also had a solid game, even with a rough first half in the red zone.

Now, after the win over the...

The Bengals are in must-win territory to keep their slim playoff chances alive in 2025. Their next test is against their divisional foe, the Baltimore Ravens, and the lights couldn’t be brighter with Joe Burrow’s return.

To get the lay of the land ahead of the Thanksgiving Night matchup, we tapped the knowledge of a number of contributors over at SB Nation’s Baltimore Beatdown.

**1.) AC: In short, what has been the biggest difference between the way the Ravens started this season to their recent surge? I’m sure there are a number of factors, including Lamar Jackson being in and...

Joe Burrow has been overcoming adversity his entire football life. Thanksgiving Night will be no different.

Playing in his first game back from sustaining a Grade 3 turf toe injury in Week 2 this season, Burrow will lead the 3-8 Bengals into Baltimore to take on the 6-5 Ravens in prime time. It’s a tall task, but so was taking the 2021 Bengals to Super Bowl LVI while sustaining a league-high 51 sacks in the regular season and 19 more in the Playoffs and the Super Bowl. So, too, was playing at Buffalo in the snow without three starting offensive...