Week 1 will be a memory soon. But, the Bengals' performance against the Ravens will still be a haunting experience that needs to be addressed.
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Week 1 is in the books. The Bengals' home opener mercifully ended before there were tons of injuries. But, the biggest injury was to their pride.
The Cincinnati Bengals opened the season at home, for the first time since 2009. But, the results were far from what they expected.
The Bengals and Ravens have built a rivalry defined by explosive plays and hard fought victories. Sunday's opener should have more of the same.
When the Cincinnati Bengals take the field against Baltimore, it will mark the beginning of 50 years in the league. Some fans need to wake up.
Week 1 will be the proving grounds for the young Bengals. Jeremy Hill will be asked to help revive a stagnant running game.
The Cincinnati Bengals proved how much they value Vontaze Burfict. They signed their much-maligned WILL linebacker to a multi-year deal.
When the Cincinnati Bengals and Baltimore Ravens tangle in the Week 1 opener, there will be tons of questions and pride on the line.
In four days, the Bengals will be put to the test. When the Baltimore Ravens swoop into Paul Brown Stadium, the offensive line will have to shine.
The roster has been set and it's time to get real. When the Cincinnati Bengals meet the Baltimore Ravens on September 10, the truth will be known.
The Bengals have made moves to determine the 53-man roster. Now, it's time to see what those cuts will mean for the 2017 campaign.
Week 1 is finally the focus of the Cincinnati Bengals. This season, Andy Dalton will be asked to prove he's the one to revive the playoff atmosphere.
The Bengals have found out the status John Ross and Jeff Driskel. Vontaze Burfict's future in Cincinnati could be on the line.
With Week 4 in the books, the Bengals can turn their attention to the Baltimore Ravens. But, now comes the issue of injuries and cuts.
The Cincinnati Bengals traveled to Indianapolis for a Week 4 showdown with the Colts. The first half action was cautious and eye-opening.
The Bengals have a 250-pound cement truck named Vontaze Burfict on the defensive side of the ball. Should he change his style?
Yes, the Bengals are getting hosed again. But, the bias against the team won't end until they make a run for the Big Dance.
Week 4 was supposed to be a cruise game for the Bengals. But, there are still a few more questions to cross off the board.
Now that the verdict is in on Vontaze Burfict, the Bengals can get back to business as usual. The regular season needs to be addressed.
Week 4 will be more like survival mode for the Cincinnati Bengals. A win will help morale, but leaving with no injuries is the key.