It would have been easy for the Bengals to throw in the towel after a lost season, but instead they've rallied to play their best football. After demolishing the Cardinals today, they've reminded the NFL world that they're still dangerous, and that better days still could be on the horizon.

Most days, Joe Burrow gives the Bengals a huge advantage by being the best player on the field. This Sunday, Burrow was outplayed by Josh Allen, especially in the second half, and the Bengals blew a two-score lead, and likely their playoff chances, as a result.

The Ravens did themselves no favors with five turnovers, but the Bengals kept their season and faint playoff hopes alive with a massive win over their division rivals on Thanksgiving night.

The Bengals played one of their best all-around games, but it wasn't enough to topple the Patriots. There's no sugar-coating what a massive disappointment this team has turned out to be as their season continues to spiral.

For the first time in weeks, the Bengals defense looked competent. Of course, that occurred on the same day the Bengals offense looked inept. It's just that kind of season in Cincinnati this year.

Just ten days ago, the Bengals looked dead and the addition of Joe Flacco was like giving a band-aid to someone who's had their arm ripped off by a tiger. As it turns out, Flacco was more than capable of stopping the bleeding, and belief has finally returned to the Bengals locker room.

Turning to Joe Flacco to replace Jake Browning was the right call, but it was still far too little to change the Bengals' fate. They're a bad football team, and their two-score loss to the Packers was more evidence that changes need to be made.

Following their blowout loss to the Vikings, the Bengals added another blowout loss to their resumé, this to the Broncos in primetime.

For the third time in his career, Joe Burrow has suffered an injury that will keep him out for a significant period of time. But Jake Browning's success has proved the Bengals can be effective on offense with a different style of play. The question is: are Burrow and the Bengals willing to change?

The Bengals lost Joe Burrow for most of the game, but Jake Browning proved once again he's one of the NFL's best backup quarterbacks. The...

It took a missed field goal, a missed extra point, and numerous critical drops, but the Bengals got a much-needed early-season win started their season off with an important road victory over the Browns. The offseason noise has died down for one week at least.

The Cincinnati Bengals finally agreed to give Trey Hendrickson a raise for the 2025 season, and a drama-filled offseason comes to a predictable and anti-climatic end.

Like it or not, Trey Hendrickson is stuck negotiating with the Bengals, and his leverage is all but zilch.

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The Bengals signaled a shift toward prioritizing player development with the hirings of Al Golden and Scott Peters.

Mike Tomlin's job might be on the line after another early playoff exit, but could replacing him be a big mistake?

The Bengals will still need to sweat out Sunday to see if they reach the postseason, but they ended the season on a high note.

We've been waiting all season for the Bengals' luck to turn, and last night might be the surest sign yet that it finally has.