Finding out what impact a busy offseason revamping the defense has had on fans' opinions.

A look at free-agent classes leading up to Cincinnati's Super Bowl appearance gives possible clues about this year's approach.

Cincinnati keeps its offensive line intact by bringing back the right guard.

Cincinnati's offense put up 38 points and it still wasn't enough to overcome a defense that couldn't stop the previously 0-7 Jets.

Plus, the Ravens are desperate for a win, the Bengals and Browns go for two in a row and Aaron Rodgers faces his former Packers team.

Chase Brown finally had a big game against the Steelers, in large part because of how his new quarterback is performing.

Turner has been a major bright spot on a struggling Bengals defense after losing his starting job entering the season.

Golden isn't letting Thursday's result — a win over the Steelers — cloud his analysis of how his defense played.

Defensive coordinator Al Golden and coach Zac Taylor will roll the dice on rookie LB Barrett Carter in a crucial matchup with the Steelers.

Flacco's presence was measured in hours, not days, in the wake of the in-state trade that stunned the NFL.

Another mistake-filled, blowout loss without Joe Burrow makes for a bleak outlook for the remainder of the season.

Bengals coaches look to get the offensive line to be more aggressive and physical to open holes for struggling Chase Brown.

The backup will surely be under center more than Burrow but still expect to see plenty of snaps in shotgun.

The Bengals great weighs in on Burrow's injury and what he thinks needs to change to avoid more like it in the future.

Burrow has looked sharp this offseason and decisions have been made on the offensive and defensive lines.

The Bengals' season will (again) be defined by whether they can beat Lamar Jackson and the Ravens.

Cincinnati is tailoring its running game around the third-year back who broke how down the stretch last season.

The All-Pro sack artist got a $14 million raise, but it appears the 2025 season will be his last hoorah in Cincinnati.