What Bengals coaches will do during bye week in hopes of turning season around
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The Bengals have been superb coming out of their bye week the last three seasons - two of which ended up pushing them into the playoffs - and despite their current 4-7 record head coach Zac Taylor said he is going to trust the same process for this bye week with hopes it leads to similar results.
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The Cincinnati Bengals might be on a bye week, but linebacker Germaine Pratt isn’t taking a break from trying to motivate ...
Out of the bye, the Bengals play the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 13, one of five AFC teams left on the schedule over their ...
CINCINNATI — The coffin lid is over the Bengals playoff body after Sunday's 34-27 loss to Los Angeles, but Cincinnati hasn't ...
LOS ANGELES – Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor isn’t planning to make any significant changes despite his team ...
The Bengals aren’t consistently good enough to finish games. The defense allowed the Chargers to build a 27-6 lead in the ...
Frustrations are beginning to boil over as the Cincinnati Bengals (4-7) enter their bye week searching for answers after ...
Despite the offensive explosion in the second half, the Cincinnati Bengals were once again left disappointed after their ...
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One Joe Burrow stat that proves the Bengals are still a playoff-caliber teamThe Cincinnati Bengals are having a rough 2024-25 season despite boasting one of the most talented rosters in the NFL.
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