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 Finally Put Together a Complete Team Effort
And now Angry Joe Burrow leads the team to Baltimore’s house of horrors for a nationally televised Thursday night matchup.
The Bengals Suffer an Old-Fashioned Beatdown by Philly
Amazingly, the AFC playoffs are still within reach for Cincinnati. The rebound begins Sunday against the hapless Raiders.
These Ugly Bengals Wins Are Feeling Good
After breaking their Cleveland hex, the Stripes have another opportunity to muck up a decent team when the Eagles visit on Sunday.
The Bengals Aren’t Looking for Style Points, Just Wins
Expect another ugly slogfest in Cleveland, just like against the Giants. But we’ll take W’s any way possible at this point.
The Bengals Aren’t As Bad As Their Record
The stats say Cincinnati is seventh in the AFC in offensive/defensive efficiency, but they’re last in the playoff standings. Can they start winning the close games?
Did the Bengals Improve Enough to Beat Baltimore?
The season’s best offensive performance so far got Cincinnati into the W column, but here comes old nemesis Lamar Jackson.
The Bengals Face a Must-Win Scenario Sunday Against Andy Dalton
Good teams find a way to win in ugly situations, and at 0-3 Cincinnati is not a good team (yet).
The Bengals Know How to Rebound from an 0-2 Start
Two fairly easy wins are up next, starting on Monday night, but Cincinnati hasn’t made anything easy so far this season.
The Bengals Need to Answer the Doubters in K.C.
Another lackluster season opener raises questions about Burrow’s health, Cincinnati’s defense, and the team’s preseason approach.
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.
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