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Robert Weintraub is a frequent contributor to the New York Times, a columnist for Slate, and the author of the acclaimed books The House That Ruth Built and The Victory Season.

Sounding a Cautious Note as the Bengals Kick off the New Season

Lots of questions abound, from “Whither Uno?” to missing No. 1 draft picks to the state of the post-Belichick Patriots.

How You Feeling, Bengals Fans?

Burrow is back, Chase isn’t, and the first-round O-line stud is hurt. It’s been an eventful summer as we approach football time in Cincinnati.

We Love It When a Bengals Draft Plan Comes Together

The solid though slightly risky picks focused on three 2024 goals: Get bigger, get faster, and stop giving up giant chunks of yards on defense.

The Bengals Cue the Sad Trombones: Wah, Wah!

A rout of the playoff-bound Browns puts a bow on the 2023 season. Here’s what Cincinnati is likely to do in the offseason to improve.

The Bengals’ Playoff Hopes Evaporate in K.C. Again

The Bengals made it interesting against the Chiefs on Sunday, but in the end the 2023 season will wind up pretty much where we all expected it would on that terrible night in Baltimore when Joe Burrow was lost for the year.

The Bengals Face the Chiefs Again With Everything on the Line

Even after a humiliating blowout loss in Pittsburgh, the playoffs are still within Cincinnati’s grasp. And old friends from K.C. stand in the way, as always.

The Bengals Steal a Win for the Ages

The Legend of Jake Browning added another thrilling chapter after he led an improbable comeback against the Vikings.

Jake Browning Is Winning Over Bengals Fans and Teammates

A victory over the Minnesota Vikings on Saturday (check your calendars!) gets Cincinnati one step closer to the playoffs.

OK, The Bengals’ Season Is Back On

Jake Browning’s masterpiece in Jacksonville has Cincinnati sniffing the playoffs again with a win over the Colts on Sunday.

Pittsburgh Finds Another Brutal Way to Beat the Bengals

Same as it ever was, though a few youngsters (D.J. Turner, Jordan Battle, Myles Murphy) stood out on defense. That’s something, right?

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