Author: Charlie Goldsmith, Cincinnati Enquirer

The Cincinnati Bengals completed their worst-to-first run in the AFC North by toppling the Kansas City Chiefs in dramatic fashion Sunday.

The Cincinnati Bengals broke the tie for first place in the AFC North by beating the Baltimore Ravens 41-21 behind Joe Burrow’s 525 passing yards.

Despite three quarters full of mistakes, Bengals tied the score with 1:19 left. In overtime, the 49ers leaned on tight end George Kittle for the win.

The Bengals made a major statement against the Steelers to help their own playoff cause while pushing their rival further down the AFC picture.

Joe Burrow played one of his worst games of the season against the Raiders on Sunday, but the rest of the Bengals picked the quarterback up.

The Bengals loss to the Jets wasn’t decided by Mike Hilton’s unnecessary roughness penalty, but the call made a big difference.

A throat contusion is a very rare injury diagnosis in the NFL, and it’s more common following car accidents and boxing matches.

The Bengals offense didn’t score in the first half, but then Joe Burrow and the offense found its best rhythm of the season in the second half.

The Bengals found a spark late, but Cincinnati couldn’t catch up to the Bears after Joe Burrow threw three consecutive interceptions.

The story behind Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow’s game-winning 32-yard pass to tight end C.J. Uzomah against the Minnesota Vikings.