Bengals Run Block grades from PFF over the years 2020: 65.0 (21st) 2021: 64.1 (20th) 2022: 56.2 (21st) 2023: 55.7 (22nd) 2024: 50.7 (29th) 2025: 37.8 (32nd) The Bengals are grading 9.9 points lower than the 31st ranked Saints. The Saints are grading 9.8 points lower than the…

Cincinnati Bengals star Joe Burrow had surgery, but a new timeline return prediction on his recovery is brutal.

It's a battle of the backups at U.S. Bank Stadium between the Cincinnati Bengals and Minnesota Vikings. This Week 3 showdown features two teams that are reeling from injuries under center.

When it comes to the hot seat, this isn’t about just losing Joe Burrow. It’s about an overarching body of work and perhaps more concerning than anything, just how much Burrow might be smoothing over the rough edges of the Zac Taylor Bengals.

Howard Cross III made his NFL debut, tallying nine defensive snaps. Marco Wilson was on the field for 13 snaps in his first regular season action of 2025. The Bengals suffered the worst loss in team history. Bengals head coach Zac Taylor blamed the five turnovers—two of them were returned for touchdowns.

Cincinnati Bengals running back Samaje Perine suffered a right thumb injury late in the second quarter of the team's NFL Week 3 game against the Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium. The Bengals announced that Perine's return is questionable, then downgraded him to out.

Long story short, the Bengals really like the rookies and saw a chance to get them live reps in a 48-10 loss. What’s notable, though, is Wilson has the green dot as the communicator and only played 70 percent of the snaps, so it sticks out more than it probably should.

CINCINNATI — Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow was back at Paycor Stadium on Monday. He reunited with his teammates for the first time since undergoing toe surgery on Friday. The star quarterback was on a scooter in the locker room. He had his left foot wrapped. He had surgery on his left big toe.