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The Cincinnati Bengals will look to get back to winning ways in Week 2 when they go up against the Dallas Cowboys, but these Cowboys players will put up a good fight.
Kristen Wong|
While NFL games are played for a reason and the phrase "any given Sunday" exists, it feels like the Cincinnati Bengals have a solid chance to get their first win of the 2022 season this Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys.
Leigh Oleszczak|
The Bengals travel to face the Cowboys in Week 2. Both sides lost on opening week and these matchups will be key to deciding who rights the ship.
Rory-Joe Daniels|
Week 1 is in the books and with that, the Cincinnati Bengals' offseason is over. As great as it was, there were still a few disappointing aspects from an otherwise good off-season. Let's tackle them here.
Glenn Adams|
The Cincinnati Bengals entered their quest to repeat as AFC champions with a shocking 23-20 overtime loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. With the Bengals losing and the Steelers winning, it puts Pittsburgh at 1-0 and Cincinnati at 0-1.
Leigh Oleszczak|
Many Cincinnati Bengals players stood out in Week 1's loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, though not necessarily in a good way.
Kristen Wong|
Cincinnati Bengals fans are still scratching their heads at the confusion that was Week 1. After entering the game as a fairly big favorite, the stripes fell 23-20 in overtime and struggled to seal the deal when given the chance.
Leigh Oleszczak|
Cincinnati Bengals' Clark Harris made his presence felt in the season-opening loss -- or rather, he made his absence felt, and the team may be taking him for granted.
Kristen Wong|
Anytime the Cincinnati Bengals lose, fingers will point at the offensive line, but the team's front five didn't perform as poorly as many would have expected in Week 1.
Kristen Wong|
After falling in Week 1, the Cincinnati Bengals have to rebound in Week 2 against the Dallas Cowboys. An unfortunate injury to Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott should make Week 2 an easier matchup.
Leigh Oleszczak|
After falling in shocking fashion to the Steelers in Week 1, the Cincinnati Bengals hope luck is on their side when they head to Dallas for a date with the Cowboys. Both teams are 0-1 following the opening week of regular season action.
Leigh Oleszczak|
It's your last chance to bet $5 and win $150 guaranteed at FanDuel Sportsbook. See our favorite bet for Bengals vs Cowboys in Week 2 to claim your $150 now!
Joe Summers|
It is safe to say Joe Burrow didn't play his best game Sunday evening against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The possibility of not playing any snaps in the preseason may have caught up to him and the rest of the team. 
Cole Sullivan|
After seven months of waiting for the Cincinnati Bengals to start their quest to repeat in the AFC, Week 1 didn't go as fans had hoped. Joe Burrow had the worst game of his career, throwing four ugly interceptions while also losing a fumble.
Leigh Oleszczak|
Anything can happen in the NFL on a week-to-week basis and that theory proved pivotal in the Cincinnati Bengals' upset loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 1.
Leigh Oleszczak|
After a long wait for the 2022 season, the Cincinnati Bengals got a nice slice of humble pie in their Week 1 game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Leigh Oleszczak|
Sunday marks the beginning of the 2022 season for the Cincinnati Bengals and they'll host the Pittsburgh Steelers in their first game of the campaign.
Leigh Oleszczak|
Even though the Cincinnati Bengals are 6.5-point favorites per FanDuel over the Pittsburgh Steelers, their Week 1 opponent, that doesn't mean the Steelers can't make things interesting for the reigning AFC champs.
Leigh Oleszczak|
The Cincinnati Bengals begin their quest to repeat as AFC champions this Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers. For all of the hype around the AFC North last year, these two teams were the only two to represent the division in the playoffs.
Leigh Oleszczak|
The last time we saw the Cincinnati Bengals in a game that counted, they were walking off the field after getting defeated by the Los Angeles Rams in the Super Bowl.
Leigh Oleszczak|
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