Robert Weintraub

Technically, the Bengals didn’t lose last weekend, so Joe Burrow and Zac Taylor keep looking for their first win together.

The Bengals need to fix the offensive line. It doesn’t help Joe Burrow’s development to get hit constantly while throwing a whopping 61 passes a game.

A bad call against the home team, a missed chip-shot field goal, and no second half TDs add up to another cruel loss for the Bengals. Next up on Thursday: a visit to Cleveland.

No offseason tackling? No preseason games? No problem! Here’s your definitive Cincinnati Bengals season preview for uncertain times.

Joe Burrow is a leader, Joe Mixon is a key building block, and the Bengals' offensive line is still a mess 10 days before the season kicks off.

Crushing injuries crippled the Bengals' 2019 season before it even started, and 2020 is beginning with frequent visits to the infirmary.

A new top-of-the-line quarterback, a remade defense, and healthy cornerstones at left tackle and wide receiver give Bengals' fans hope for 2020.

Drafting and signing Joe Burrow could wash good feelings and positive karma across the entire fanbase and franchise in 2020. Or it could be a dumpster fire again.

Beating the Browns and almost winning in Miami help ease the pain of the Bengals' dreadful 2019 campaign. Only Joe Burrow will truly heal the wound.

If the Bengals could get even decent quarterback play, they might have won eight games by now, including last Sunday against the Patriots.