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The Cincinnati Bengals face off against the Falcons in Week 7. While that may seem like fantasy football goodness on paper, we'll take a deep dive to evaluate each of the relevant matchups so that you can make a decision.
Lee Metzger|
The Cincinnati Bengals are tied for the fourth-fewest sacks in the NFL through six games. This is a far-cry from their impressive 2021 season when they went from last in the league in sacks in 2020 to being tied for the 11th-most.
Leigh Oleszczak|
When the Cincinnati Bengals take the ball against the Atlanta Falcons, the statistics show that the Bengals should have an advantage in the passing game. However, numbers do not tell the whole story.
Glenn Adams|
The Cincinnati Bengals aren't quite where they expected to be at the start of the season, but the good news is their stock is rising.
Kristen Wong|
There are quite a few key contributors for the Cincinnati Bengals that are in contract years and could very well be gone by this time next season.
Christopher Kokaliares|
The Cincinnati Bengals have battled their way to a 3-3 record, good for second place in the AFC North. Can they keep the momentum going?
Kristen Wong|
The Cincinnati Bengals rely on Logan Wilson to be the leader at the linebacker position so it was a tough blow when he re-injured the same shoulder that he had surgery on over the offseason.
Leigh Oleszczak|
Everyone had a problem with and a solution for the Cincinnati Bengals and their lack of offensive output. So when the experts broke down why the Bengals should zig, they did the opposite.
Glenn Adams|
The Cincinnati Bengals still have room for improvement in a few critical areas, even after their important victory over the New Orleans Saints.
Glenn Adams|
An ugly win is still a win and Joe Burrow was a big reason why the Cincinnati Bengals clawed their way to victory in Week 6 over the New Orleans Saints. Burrow finished the game with just nine incompletions while tossing for 300 yards and three touchdowns
Leigh Oleszczak|
The Cincinnati Bengals got back into the win column with their Week 6 win over the New Orleans Saints. It was a win in which the offense looked to be back on track while the defense had some issues stopping the run.
Leigh Oleszczak|
The Cincinnati Bengals are back to .500 and they have a solid chance at going 4-3 considering that their next opponent is the Atlanta Falcons.
Leigh Oleszczak|
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Joe Summers|
Cincinnati Bengals and former Jaguars defensive tackle Jay Tufele had an impressive debut against the New Orleans Saints and showed that he should be active on Sundays from here on out.
Glenn Adams|
This was a huge win for Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals. Losing would have dropped them to 2-4 and that would have been quite a hole to dig themselves out of. Fortunately, we don't have to worry about that scenario.
Leigh Oleszczak|
It wasn't easy but the Cincinnati Bengals got back to .500 with a 30-26 victory over the New Orleans Saints. Any win is a good win but this one was definitely tricky.
Leigh Oleszczak|
The Cincinnati Bengals are 3-3 but unfortunately, Logan Wilson went down with an injury during the game and it's not good news.
Leigh Oleszczak|
The Cincinnati Bengals got back to .500 after knocking off the New Orleans Saints in their home stadium by a score of 30-26. It was a game where the defense, who had been so strong through the first five games, struggled mightily.
Leigh Oleszczak|
The Cincinnati Bengals square off against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday and while the Saints will be without all three of their starting wide receivers, the Bengals will have all three of theirs.
Leigh Oleszczak|
The Cincinnati Bengals have a chance to get back to .500 this weekend but they'll have to get through the New Orleans Saints (who are also looking to get to .500). The stripes were finally able to get their run game going last week.
Leigh Oleszczak|
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