Another season, another tier list to help reckon with the bizarre, the outlandish, the mind-numbing nature of the NFL.

Play-calling in the NFL is a tall-order. That's why there's only 32 people in the world that get to do it.

The sixth-year running back had a career day as the Bengals put their Monday Night woes behind them and moved to 5 - 4 on the season.

The Browns demolished the Bengals on Halloween night and exposed numerous flaws. I guess that Ja'Marr Chase guy is pretty good, huh?

Losing a player of Ja'Marr Chase's caliber could cripple any NFL team, but fortunately for the Bengals, the cupboard is far from barren.

Joe Burrow was surgical as Tyler Boyd and Ja'Marr Chase both eclipsed 100 yards in the Bengals dominant win.

The Joe-to-Ja'Marr connection saved the day. A return to Louisiana was all it took to get the Bengals offense back to the 2021-vintage.

It's deja vu all over again as the Bengals trip over themselves in another divisional matchup.

The Bengals didn't get off to a great start this year, but the rest of the AFC North has helped keep them in the hunt.

Even though the NFL has come a long way in regard to brain injuries, Tua's scary moment last night reminded us how much work is left to do.

The NFL's all-out assault on tablets has only just begun. Resistance is futile...

The Bengals 27 - 12 victory had a little bit of good, bad and ugly, but they proved they're still a force to be reckoned with.

So, the Bengals are 0 - 2...it's not what we wanted but it what we got. But here's the thing: it's not the end of the world.

The Bengals blew a golden opportunity to get back to .500 against the Cowboys and their backup QB.

Week One of the NFL season is in the books, and we already have some wacky results to parse through.

The Bengals failed their first test of the season, but they get sixteen more chances to redeem themselves.

The Bills thrashed the Rams last night to open the NFL season. Here are four observations from Thursday's action.

The rough and tumble AFC North looks stronger than ever. This division could give the AFC West a run for its money.

The Chargers are the "it" team of 2022, but the AFC West is loaded. The Broncos, Chiefs and Raiders will have something to say about it.

The Titans are eager to put 2021 behind them, but the rest of the division improved. Are they still the cream of the crop?