Ben Baby is a reporter for ESPN, ABC Network News, and ESPN Classic. He specializes in covering sports, particularly football, and has contributed articles and reports on various games, players, and teams. His work has been featured in ESPN2 Australia and ESPN Sports Media Ltd.
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Bengals' Joe Burrow sets 'doable' 10-win goal after blowout loss
CINCINNATI -- One play encapsulated why the Cincinnati Bengals were once one of the best teams in the NFL.
CINCINNATI -- The Cincinnati Bengals could be without two key offensive starters for a game that will be crucial for their playoff hopes.
Joe Burrow became the first player in franchise history to have multiple games of five or more passing touchdowns in a single season as the Bengals thumped the Raiders on Sunday, but he was not content.
CINCINNATI -- Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow sat, stared and brooded while on the sideline during Sunday's game against the Las Vegas Raiders
Bengals running back Zack Moss will be out indefinitely with a neck injury.
CINCINNATI -- Bengals running back Zack Moss will be out indefinitely with a neck injury, coach Zac Taylor said Monday.
CINCINNATI -- The Cincinnati Bengals have made a rare move ahead of the trade deadline.
The Bengals, with Zack Moss dealing with a neck injury, acquired RB Khalil Herbert from the Bears for a 2025 seventh-round pick, the Bears announced Tuesday.
CINCINNATI -- Joe Burrow didn't notice, but it seems many who watched last Sunday's game against the Las Vegas Raiders did.
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