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Everything you need to know leading up to, during and following the Bengals vs Ravens regular-season opener at Paul Brown Stadium.
The Cincinnati Bengals host the Baltimore Ravens to kick off the first NFL Sunday of 2017.
Both of these AFC North rivals are looking to bounce back from forgettable 2016 seasons. The Ravens finished 8-8 and just narrowly missed out on a playoff berth. The Bengals fell to 6-9-1 but could have easily been in the postseason if not for six one-score defeats.
Who Dey!
Paul Guenther’s unit did give up a long touchdown to Jeremy Maclin before half time, but for the most part did its job. On Andy Dalton’s third turnover, though, the game was over.
Cody Core had two long targets from Andy Dalton that were minor adjustments away from scores.
The Cincinnati Bengals look to rebound against the Texans on a short week--can they do it? We discuss the first two weeks of the schedule and much more on this episode.
The Bengals’ front four on defense had more success than the front five on offense in Sunday’s loss.
There really is no question about what surprised us most in the season opener, and as you’d expect, it wasn’t a good thing.
Despite the Bengals seemingly evolving this offseason, the changes didn’t show up on the field in the season opener, thanks in part to the head coach.
The Bengals’ inability to stop the Ravens’ front seven had a huge trickle-down effect.
Marvin Lewis recaps the Bengals’ Week 1 loss, and we analyze the coach talk as best we can.
The Bengals are 0-1 after Sunday, but the 2017 draft class looked promising
The Bengals dropped their season opener in ugly fashion to the Ravens. Here’s what we learned.
We sift through the ashes of the terrible start to the 2017 season and look ahead to the Texans game on Thursday night. Join us live and ask us your questions!
The Flying Pigskin airs every Monday afternoon and we’ll be joining them each week to recap the prior week’s game.
There were a lot of poor individual performances by the Bengals on Sunday. Which one was the worst of the day?
The Bengals’ 50th season opener, which was at home for the first time in eight years, was something I didn’t want to miss.
There wasn’t much to write home about in the Bengals’ 2017 opener, as they were dominated by the Ravens at home.
It was a rough afternoon for the Bengals, but there were some standout individual performances in the team’s Week 1 loss.
A roundup of what the national media is saying about the Bengals following their Week 1 defeat. Spoiler: Not great, Bob.
Everyone’s favorite talking head took the Bengals’ head coach to task after the team lost their home opener to the Ravens.
DeShone Kizer shocked the NFL. Even though the Browns didn’t beat the Steelers, it was far closer than anyone would’ve bet. Joe Flacco took the opportunity after a win to complain he didn’t throw the ball enough.
It was a tale of two units Sunday. The defense stepped up while the offense flamed out.
The offenses shifts away from Jeremy Hill, while Chris Smith gets a bigger workload than expected.
The Bengals disappointed the entire fanbase against the Ravens, but things got real ugly as Andy Dalton was walking off the field.
The Bengals lost to the Ravens in embarrassing fashion at home to start the season. Where do they go from here?
There were a multitude of reasons the Bengals lost their season opener to the Ravens. However, if they could’ve just cut down on the mistakes and capitalized on their opportunities, it could’ve been a completely different football game.
Not all is lost for the Bengals, but a lot needs to change, and fast.