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The Cincinnati Bengals were finally able to end the 4-game losing skid Thursday night inside of a packed Paycor Stadium against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Joe Flacco was able to completely revive the Bengals’ offense, and both Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins had monster games in the 33-31 win.
As fun as it was to see the Bengals’ passing game back on track, the Bengals’ run game was alive for the first time the entire season.
Chase Brown was able to find lanes and rip off multiple big runs behind an offensive line that was playing with purpose.
Brown was able...
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Ja’Marr Chase popped off against the Steelers just like he planned.
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Protecting Joe Burrow, or Joe Flacco, is a must in every game. That’s especially true when facing the Pittsburgh Steelers and their bevy of pass rushers.
Thursday night, the Bengals’ offensive line had a strong night against T.J. Watt, Cameron Heyward, and the Steelers’ defense, which has 22 sacks on the season, good for second-most behind only the Broncos, a team that terrorized Cincinnati’s o-line in Week 4.
Only allowing two sacks against the Steelers is a really good night. Watt and Heyward had just one combined sack and four tackles, including just one tackle for loss.
When you consider...
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Kay Adams of “Up and Adams” Thinks Bengals’ win propels them into the 2025 Playoffs
Don’t look now, but Bengals All-Pro wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase is back in the NFL lead in one of the Triple Crown categories and is in range of the other two as he guns to be the first receiver since World War II to win it back-to-back.
**[Bengals’ Evan McPherson Credits 12 Men in the Stands for Bolstering Redemption Arc That Led...
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What a ride.
Thursday night’s clash between the Cincinnati Bengals and Pittsburgh Steelers brought new meaning to the term “A Game of the Ages”, as Joe Flacco and Aaron Rodgers, combined for 591 passing yards, seven touchdowns and 81 years of age.
Cincinnati grabbing a win against the Steelers in primetime is a feat in itself, but right the ship to a 3-4 record (2-0 in the division) was key to saving their season. The Jets are on deck, as Cincinnati tries to keep afloat in a weak AFC conference with a potential Joe Burrow return in December.
John Sheeran...
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Joe Flacco was exquisite in his second game starting for the Cincinnati Bengals, leading them to a 33-31 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in primetime, just a week and a half after being traded from the Cleveland Browns.
So after head coach Zac Taylor awarded Flacco (among others) a game ball, the team decided to teach him the “Who Dey” chant.
Watch as Orlando Brown Jr. leads the cheer.
Now, of course, Flacco, who has played against the Bengals 22 times, probably knows the chant already.
But it’s a little different hearing it when you’re on the same side.
Others...
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Joe Flacco put on a show against the Pittsburgh Steelers last night, and now the Cleveland Browns are getting blowback for trading him to their division rival.
Not only were Cincinnati Bengals fans thanking the Browns after Cincinnati’s big win over Pittsburgh, but many in the media have questioned the Browns’ decision making, including prominent voices in Cleveland.
“Why on Earth did you feel the need to trade this guy to a division opponent for a fifth round Draft pick?” asked Tony Rizzo, host of a radio show on ESPN Cleveland. “That is a fireable offense!”
He then went on...
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Louisville: Miller Moss (QB), Chris Bell (WR), Caullin Lacy (WR), Jaleel Skinner (TE), Clev Lubin (DE), Rene Konga (DT)
Miami: Carson Beck (QB), Mark Fletcher Jr., CJ Daniels (WR), James Brockermeyer (OC), Anez Cooper (OG), Francis Mauigoa (OT), Rueben Bain (DE), Akheem Mesidor (DE), Mohamad Toure (LB), Wesley Bissainthe (LB), Keionte Scott (CB), Jakobe Thomas (S)
LSU: Garrett Nussmeier (QB), Aaron Anderson (WR), Zavion Thomas (WR), Barion Brown (WR), Nic Anderson (WR), Braelin Moore (OC), Jack Pyburn (DE), Bernard Gooden (DT), Patrick Payton (DE),...
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The Cincinnati Bengals saved their season with a huge divisional win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday Night Football.
Here are five things we learned:
It might have been a joke before, but now we know: the man cannot be stopped. He just needs the opportunities.
Chase had 23 targets, and it honestly didn’t feel like enough.
At this point, the 18-year vet can just go out there and sling it to the open guy. Seriously.
He admitted to not knowing some of the plays against the...
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Bengals Defeat Steelers on Thursday Night Football 33-31 | POSTGAME RECAP, NOTES & QUOTES
The Bengals’ last-ranked run game came alive in the first half with running back Chase Brown blowing through five holes at 15 yards per pop as the Bengals racked up 97 yards on the ground in the first 27 ½ minutes for a season-high. Brown finished the night with 108 yards on the ground.
Ja’Marr Chase’s best catches from 161-yard game vs. Steelers | 2025 HIGHLIGHTS
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase’s best catches from his 161-yard game vs. the Pittsburgh Steelers during Week 7 of...
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How bout them Cincinnati Bengals???
The Bengals are finally back in the win column after a thrilling victory over their division rival, the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Joe Flacco was stellar in his home debut as a Bengal and made it clear he has full intentions of simply feeding the ball to Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins.
Chase finished the night with 16 catches (franchise record, previously held by himself) for 161 yards and a touchdown, followed by Higgins with six catches for 96 yards and a touchdown of his own.
As exciting as those stat lines are, there were a few...
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When it became abundantly clear that Jake Browning wasn’t the answer, the Cincinnati Bengals hopped on the phones.
According to Erich Richter of The New York Post, the Bengals made calls about a number of quarterbacks, one of whom was the starting QB for the Las Vegas Raiders when Cincinnati ended a decades-long postseason losing streak.
“The former Saints quarterback who surprisingly retired this past offseason was among the players that the Bengals attempted to sign in the last few weeks, Derek’s brother, David Carr, revealed,” wrote Richter.
Carr is still only 34, and he had a QB rating of...
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