Year after year, the Chargers are touted as a team with lot of "talent." I'm here to set the record straight.

The Bengals worst-case scenario has come true: Joe Burrow is out for the season, and the Bengals hopes for 2023 are down the drain.

After a disappointing 30 - 27 loss to the upstart Texans, it's fair to wonder if the Bengals aren't "back" after all.

We're at the NFL's midway point, and it's time to take stock of the biggest surprises of the Bengals season so far.

It's only November, but after defeating the Buffalo Bills 24 - 18 on Sunday Night Football, the Bengals are looking playoff ready.

Despite several contenders making moves at the trade deadline, the Bengals chose to stand pat – and it's a move they may later regret.

After thrashing the vaunted 49ers in Santa Clara, there's only one thing left to say: Joe Burrow and the Bengals are back, baby!

College football's former "it couple" no longer looks like a legitimate NFL option.

The Browns thought they solved their QB problem when they traded for Watson. Instead, they inherited a new one.

From Joe Burrow to Ja'Marr Chase, get the grade from the Bengals Bye Week report card!

It took a heroic effort from the defense, but after their win over the Seahawks, the Bengals are 3 - 3 and right where they want to be.

The NFL can be confusing. We're here to help you make sense of it.

For the first time this season, the Bengals looked like themselves. Joe to Ja'Marr is back, baby!

Here's something I didn't consider: the Cincinnati Bengals are actually worse than the Tennessee Titans. Heading into the season, I...

Burrow and the Bengals got a much-needed win against the Los Angeles Rams in a rematch of Super Bowl LVI.

With Joe Burrow in the lineup, the Bengals can beat anybody. Without him, they feel like sitting ducks.

The 0 - 2 start is familiar, but everything else about the Bengals this year has felt utterly bizarre.

Just days after making Joe Burrow the highest-paid player in NFL history, the Bengals laid an egg against the Browns.

The AFC North has been dominated by the Bengals for two years, but is 2023 the year someone knocks them off their pedestal?

The AFC West has lost a bit of its luster after last year, but could 2023 be when the division lives up to the gargantuan hype?