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.
Happy Days Are Here Again for Bengals Fans
After tons of analysis, number-crunching, and hang-wringing, I have Cincinnati at 13-4 this season. Who’s with me?
The Bengals Finally Get the Full Band Back Together
Trey Hendrickson’s signing obscures the fact that Cincinnati made just one roster improvement after the waiver wire deadline. Was it enough?
Did the Bengals Improve Enough to Keep up With Joe Burrow?
Through training camp and two preseason games, Cincinnati’s defense still has a lot of questions and not many good answers.
Bengals Moaning Season Is Upon Us Again
Fanbase criticism follows the NFL Draft in Cincinnati as surely as allergy attacks follow the first Spring rains.
Bengals Fans Crave Offseason Talking Points and Roster Action
My “to do” list starts with signing both Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins long-term and finally spending up to the team’s salary cap.
A Dominating Win in Pittsburgh Can’t Lift the Bengals
Historic seasons from Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, and Trey Hendrickson aren’t enough to get Cincinnati into the playoffs.
The Bengals Still Have Playoff Visions Dancing in Their Heads
The first requirement is a victory in Pittsburgh on Saturday, always a tough task. Then they need old friends in K.C. to win on Sunday … and more.
The Bengals Dispatch Cleveland as Expected
The most important game of the season is now Saturday at home against the Denver Broncos.
The Bengals Win Ugly, but It’s Still a W
Cincinnati needs to put the Browns out of their misery Sunday to continue its improbable playoff hopes.
The Bengals Finally Catch a Break
A zany ending to Monday Night Football in Dallas was par for the 2024 season, but for once the ball bounced Cincinnati’s way. Now it’s on to Nashville.
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