Orlando Brown Jr. feels better than he ever has, and it is coming at a crucial time for the Bengals.
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“He’s not slow by any means,” said Luehrman, who saw this one on TV like most everyone else. “He knew what he was doing as soon as that ball was snapped. What he was seeing … The least surprised was I’m sure Coach Smathers.”
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“I had reached a point last season where I was the most flexible I’ve ever been in my ankles and hips, but I didn’t have the strength I needed in playing football positions,” Brown said after Thursday’s practice. “I needed to develop my fundamental strength, and we went back and did some old-school work.”
Bengals’ Ja’Marr Chase praises Browns secondary ahead of AFC North showdown
“The most challenging thing is they probably have the best secondary we face, besides Baltimore,” Chase said. “Their whole secondary is skill-based, fast, they all good and they got a good D-line.”
3 problems Bengals must fix before Week 7 game against Browns
The Cincinnati Bengals were able to pull out a 10-7 victory over the New York Giants in Week 6, but it was an ugly win. They’re going to need to play much better moving forward if they want to continue to climb back into the playoff picture in the AFC after a 1-4 start to the season.
Jimmy Burrow shares Bengals QB Joe’s longest run, in elementary school
Since Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow’s 47-yard touchdown run Sunday night against the New York Giants became the longest-ever rushing TD by a Cincinnati QB and the second-longest run ever by a Bengals QB, fans have been curious about whether Burrow ever had a longer run for a score, at any level.
The Bengals are exceling on third and long in the rare instances they get there.
“Those two plays are the quarterback being a ball player, seeing an opportunity based on the coverage they’re in and they don’t have anyone devoted to him and they were out of their rush lanes, and he just went,” offensive coordinator Dan Pitcher said. “And then the second one is him and Andrei being on the same page on an extended situation. “
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“Twenty-nine-year-old tight ends with limited track records of production aren’t going to transform an offense, but Hudson could be a reliable pair of hands in an offense that uses multi-tight end sets. The Eagles were using 12 personnel on a league-high 33.6% of their snaps before Dallas Goedert went down because of a hamstring injury Sunday, which is expected to cost him time.”
Bengals listed as potential suitor for Pro Bowl edge rusher Haason Reddick.
Technically, Reddick would be an excellent addition for Cincinnati’s defense, as he was an absoulute force last time we saw him out on the field. He started in all 34 regular season games during his two seasons with the Eagles and recorded 87 total tackles and 27 sacks. He was named to the Pro Bowl after both of his seasons in Philly, and he was a key contributor on the defensive side of the ball when the Eagles reached the Super Bowl at the conclusion of the 2022 season.
Bengals coach talks limited playing time for Jordan Battle
“There’s a lot of reasons (Bell) is a team captain and that’s one of them, you know? I think he sees the benefit in it for the team and giving Jordan some opportunities,” Anarumo said, according to ESPN’s Ben Baby.
Browns offense looking to attack Bengals defense
After a three-game road stretch, the Browns will make their long-awaited return to Huntington Bank Field on Sunday, when they will face the 2-4 Bengals in their first division game of the season.
What Bengals must do to beat the Browns
Sitting at 2-4 on the year, the Bengals need to start stacking wins to turn their season around. A win against the Browns is a must because an 0-2 hole in the division would be extremely hard to overcome.
Cincinnati Bengals tight end Erick All gets shoutout from Ja’Marr Chase
“I feel like we’ve been using the same system. It feels the same to me. The only difference is the players we have in the system now, like Erick All,” Chase said, referencing the rookie fourth-round pick and Cincinnati native. “He makes a big difference in the system just because we can use him on both sides of running and passing. Not just one dimensional,” Chase said. “I think that’s the biggest thing this year that has made the offense more complete.”
