The Bengals handled the AFC powerhouses last year. The next step to be a threat to represent the AFC in the Super Bowl on a yearly basis.
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The BYE week is always a good time to take stock of where a team is at. However, this year's Cincinnati Bengals make that a tough task.
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One of the biggest issues in recent years for the Cincinnati Bengals has been struggles against AFC North division rivals.
The Bengals offense has lots of weapons now and already had a sufficient arsenal in 2020. The elephant in the room is the offensive line.
Zac Taylor has never won a game in September as head coach of the Bengals. Mike Zimmer's Vikings squad will give him the first chance.
Zac Taylor is fresh off his third draft as head coach of the Cincinnati Bengals. With just six total wins so far, there can be no more excuses.