Cincinnati's playoff victory over Las Vegas cleanses 31 years of bad tastes and smells and lifts many burdens. Can the good feels keep going this weekend in Nashville?

Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase fulfilled the first step of their destinies by winning the AFC North. Can Cincinnati now win a playoff game for the first time in 30 years?

In what was likely the best game ever played at Paul Brown Stadium, Joe Burrow led Cincinnati to a 34-31 win and back to the playoffs.

Burrow's 525 yards passing against Baltimore elevate him to the NFL's top rung of quarterbacks at the moment, just in time for the best team to come calling: the Kansas City Chiefs.

It’s hard to believe after two gut-wrenching home losses, but Cincinnati jumped into first place in the AFC North by winning in Denver. Now the Ravens come to town.

Joe Burrow should have been allowed to win the game, and probably would have, but poor Cincinnati coaching let the 49ers off the hook.

After letting the L.A. Chargers game get away from them, Cincinnati’s playoff hopes hinge on winning the rest of their home games.

Do a season sweep of the Steelers and three straight wins over Pittsburgh signal a changing of the guard in Cincinnati? My Magic 8 Ball says, “Signs point to yes.”

The home of FC Cincinnati is a great place to watch a game. Here’s hoping that it brings good fortune to the team and its neighborhood.

After cleaning up in Las Vegas, Cincinnati aims for a rare season sweep of its hated black and gold rivals from Pittsburgh.

Two ugly losses in a row have dampened Cincinnati’s early season fortunes, and now the team and fans have a bye week to stew about it.