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Among the Cincinnati Bengals ' remaining scheduled primetime games in 2025 is a Week 13 game Thanksgiving night against the Ravens in Baltimore on NBC. With the Bengals' acquisition of Joe Flacco from Cleveland, the Nov. 27 game could feature the 40-year-old quarterback facing his former team for the second time this season.
The Cincinnati Bengals grabbed Joe Flacco from the Browns, and a Cleveland radio host crashed out after he led them to win over the Steelers.
The Steelers have a divisional rivalry game against the Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday night. After that, there are games against the Packers, Colts, Chargers, Bills, and Lions still on the docket. Those five teams have a combined seven losses so far this season.
Steelers coach Mike Tomlin had some not-so-subtle shots for Browns GM Andrew Berry for trading Joe Flacco to an AFC North rival. But Tomlin’s honesty was more a
The Cincinnati Bengals are going to need all hands on deck ahead of their Thursday Night Football matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Unfortunately, it appears they'll be without their best defensive player. Trey Hendrickson is expected to miss tonight's game with a back injury, according to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison had a brutal assessment of the team's defense after an awful performance against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Cincinnati Bengals QB Joe Flacco was understandably in a great mood after leading his team to an upset win over Aaron Rodgers' Pittsburgh Steelers last night. After Flacco's big win, he had a message for the future Hall of Famer.
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The Bengals had a touchdown wiped away by an expedited replay when Ja'Marr Chase didn't complete the catch in the end zone. Officials initially ruled it an 8-yard score. On the next play, Joe Flacco went right back to Chase in the end zone for an 8-yard score that did count.