This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/bengals/onsi as Cincinnati Bengals Defense is One of Worst Ever, and That's Not Hyperbole; the Numbers are Damning. CINCINNATI – To say the Cincinnati Bengals have one of the worst defenses in NFL history is no longer hyperbole or anecdotally reactionary in the wake of another terrible loss.

Cincinnati Bengals' star Joe Burrow, sidelined for nearly two months with a turf toe injury, is reportedly making excellent progress in his recovery.

The Cincinnati Bengals are historically bad defensively despite the fact that their offense continues to put up big-time numbers with Joe Flacco, Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins leading the way, but one former NFL head coach cannot help but obliterate Zac Taylor’s team after their recent peformances.

The Bengals are known for their patience. Owner and team president Mike Brown isn't going to fire Tobin in the middle of the season. If he did, it would be the shock of the century. The Bengals know they need to play better, but fans shouldn't expect a major change in the middle of the year.

The last time that the Bengals’ pass rush made a winning play in crunch time was back in Week 2. Trey Hendrickson sacked Trevor Lawrence and then sprinted to do what looked like a karate-style celebration at midfield. During that game, he also had three third down fourth quarter pressures that generated stops.

While Bengals head coach Zac Taylor has made it clear the team won’t be making any changes to the coaching staff during the bye week, his seat and that of those around him, including Tobin’s, could be red hot entering the offseason.

The Cleveland Browns traded away quarterback Joe Flacco on October 7th to the AFC North and in-state rival Cincinnati Bengals. When this trade occurred, many Br

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow might have a second career as a Hollywood makeup artist down the line.