Robert Weintraub
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.
The Bengals Help Aaron Rodgers Turn Back the Clock in Pittsburgh
Sunday’s Jacksonville tilt now feels like a must-win, since 3-1 is very different from 2-2 after one month.
Sexy Dexy’s Texas Two-Step Leads the Bengals to 2-0
It’s hard to recall a more dominant defensive performance against a strong opponent. Are we blessed? Yes we are.
Bengals Fans Love It When a Plan Comes Together
Offensive efficiency and defensive improvements added up to a nice win over Tampa, with plenty left to improve on for Week 2 and beyond.
The Bengals Open the Season With Old Nemesis Baker Mayfield
The vibes are immaculate around the team, and the sky is the limit. Super Bowl or bust?
Dexter Lawrence Is Cincinnati’s New Big Man on Campus
The Bengals went all in to acquire their defensive anchor in a shocking offseason trade. He’s convinced the team is headed back to the Super Bowl.
Week 1 Can’t Get Here Soon Enough for Bengals Fans
Rest up and enjoy your last NFL-free weekend. We’ll have plenty to bellyache about and nitpick once the season kicks off.
We Finally Made It to Bengals Football Season
Cincinnati put together big offseason moves on defense (literally), and the offense is primed to be explosive again. Let’s start the season already!
Recent Bengals Roster Moves Boggle the Imagination
Trading their first-round pick for veteran Dexter Lawrence, extending his contract, and then drafting outside their comfort zone were positive responses to Joe Burrow’s cry for help.
It’s Another Lost Season for Burrow and the Bengals
A humiliating loss to the Browns doesn’t really matter in a 6-11 campaign, but it’s a brutal way to close up shop for 2025.
The Bengals Continue to Shine With Nothing at Stake
This weekend’s season finale against Cleveland is one more opportunity to “send ’em home happy.”
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