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Everything you need to know leading up to, during and following the Bengals vs Texans clash at Paul Brown Stadium.
The Cincinnati Bengals host the Houston Texans on Thursday Night Football in Week 2.
Both teams are looking to rebound from Week 1 losses and get their seasons back on track. Houston is coming off back-to-back postseason trips by winning the AFC South in each of the last two seasons. That included wins over Cincinnati each year.
The Bengals will look to return the favor while picking up their first win of the new season when these two clash in primetime.
After a rough two games to start 2017, the Bengals head to Green Bay to take on the Packers. What should Bill Lazor prioritize in his debut as the Bengals’ offensive coordinator? We discuss these topics and much more this week.
We don’t deserve No. 97. But we’ll happily have him in Cincinnati anyway.
It was not long before Ross left the field on Thursday night, only it wasn’t injury that took him off it
In his final outing under Ken Zampese, let’s take a look at what went wrong—and what went right—for Andy Dalton against the Texans.
Another week, another painful home loss that has fans and media up in arms.
There wasn’t much to like in the Bengals’ ugly home loss. We’re just hoping things get better before they potentially get worse.
There were a number of those associated with the Bengals who let the team down in their disappointing 13-9 loss. Cast your vote and sound off on your goat of the week!
The veterans continue to play far more than the youngsters who’ve earned more playing time.
Trask is puzzled by the move and if Marvin Lewis was simply reacting to the mutiny he was facing.
Though it was a tough loss for the Bengals, there were some solid individual performances.
The Bengals continued their losing streaks in primetime and against the Texans. Here’s what we learned from the narrow loss.
With a new offensive coordinator in place, Andy Dalton is now the man on the hot seat in Cincinnati.
Erickson provided some of the only big plays of the day for Cincinnati
Another anemic showing by the offense cost the offensive coordinator his job. We go through our emotional rollercoaster.
The Bengals have promoted QB coach Bill Lazor to offensive coordinator. Did they make the right call?
The Bengals’ 2017 first-round pick showed both his promise and carelessness on Thursday night against the Texans.
Is Marvin Lewis next on the block? What about Andy Dalton?
Marvin Lewis is becoming the Principal Skinner of this team.
Andy Dalton’s starting job is safe, for now.
With all of the new weapons and a re-emphasis on the offensive side of the ball in 2017, the Bengals haven’t found success yet this year. And, their best player on that side of the ball isn’t happy about it.
After the Bengals failed to reach the end zone in two games, Cincinnati fired Ken Zampese.
Plus, comments from Marvin Lewis and Bill Lazor on the move.
Ken Zampese just isn’t working, and the Bengals are finally making a change.
Lewis also gave an ominous assessment of Ken Zampese.
The Bengals laid another egg on primetime television against a familiar foe. What should we expect for the rest of 2017?