Press Conference: Zac Taylor on Bengals' Defensive Growth, Tee Higgins’ First Game Back & Young Players Stepping Up

Joe Burrow was in complete control, Ja’Marr Chase made NFL history, and the Cincinnati Bengals delivered a 37-14 win over the Arizona Cardinals at Paycor Stadium. James Rapien breaks down a dominant performance that featured efficiency on offense, balance throughout the lineup, and another encouraging showing from a young, improving defense. Burrow finished 24-of-31 for 305 yards and two touchdowns, while Ja’Marr Chase became the first player in NFL history to record at least 80 catches, 1,000+ receiving yards, and seven touchdowns in each of his first five seasons. Chase Brown continued his breakout stretch with 141 yards from scrimmage and two touchdowns. On defense, Myles Murphy continued his strong run, Shemar Stewart recorded his first NFL sack, and the Bengals held Arizona’s rushing attack in check all afternoon. Plus, a memorable moment for Cody Ford highlighted just how in control Cincinnati was in this game. PRESENTED BY SLEEPER: Use promo code BENGALSTALK on Sleeper and get 1…

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow and head coach Zac Taylor each discussed the team's dominant 37-14 win over Arizona on Sunday. Burrow completed 24-of-31 passes for 305 yards and two touchdowns, but Cody Ford's 21-yard reception was the surprising highlight of Sunday's game... 00:00 Joe Burrow 07:27 Zac Taylor

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase met with reporters in the locker room to discuss his Pro Bowl experience, why he prefers the current format, and what the recognition means to him at this stage of his career. Chase also shared his thoughts on the Pro Bowl coinciding with Super Bowl week, and explains what he’s still chasing personally as the regular season winds down, including his focus on getting back into the end zone. He also breaks down a recent highlight catch and how he’s adjusted to facing multiple defenders.

The Cincinnati Bengals take on the Arizona Cardinals in Week 17, and there’s still plenty that matters down the stretch... James Rapien breaks down the biggest things he's watching for on Sunday — from Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, and Tee Higgins continuing to dominate, to the recent breakout performances from Myles Murphy, Amarius Mims, and the young secondary. Plus, an official Bengals vs Cardinals score prediction! SUPPORT OUR LOCAL SPONSORS: Christian Husky of Sibcy Cline Realtors. Follow @christian.husky or visit www.sibcycline.com/chusky WIN WIN Athletics: Makers of the world’s most innovative flag football equipment. Get yours: at WinWinAthletics.com. RivertownInkery.com - Your Vintage Style, Made Easy. Shop for Cincy gear online or at any of their Cincinnati-area locations.

The Cincinnati Bengals are eliminated from playoff contention — so what should fans actually be rooting for over the final two games? James Rapien and Andrew Fox Miller debate whether winning meaningless games helps build momentum or risks fooling the front office into avoiding necessary changes. Does a better draft pick matter more than finishing strong with Joe Burrow on the field? Plus, thoughts on Ja’Marr Chase making his fifth straight Pro Bowl, DJ Turner’s Pro Bowl snub, Tee Higgins’ impact, Bengals vs. Cardinals preview, and MORE on this Christmas edition of Enter the Jungle.

The Cincinnati Bengals beat the Miami Dolphins 45-21 on Sunday. Following the win, Tee Higgins, Chase Brown, Mike Gesicki an Myles Murphy each reacted to the team's success both on offense and defense.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow rebounded from one of the worst games of his career and the Bengals forced two second half turnovers to help them cruise to a 45-21 win over the Miami Dolphins on Sunday. Burrow threw for over 300 yards and four touchdowns, reminding everyone why the Bengals’ ceiling remains high when No. 9 is healthy and locked in. James Rapien breaks down the game, including Chase Brown’s three-touchdown quarter, big contributions from Ja’Marr Chase, Tee Higgins, and Mike Gesicki, and the defensive splash plays that flipped the momentum — including a huge forced fumble and recovery by Myles Murphy. Plus, key takeaways from the locker room, defensive standouts, and more! The Bengals return home to play the Cardinals on Sunday, Dec. 21 at 1 p.m. ET.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow and head coach Zac Taylor each provided their immediate reaction following the team's 45-21 win over the Miami Dolphins on Sunday. The Bengals return home to play the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, Dec. 21 at 1 p.m. ET. 00:00 Joe Burrow 07:28 Zac Taylor

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow made comments during Wednesday’s press conference that sent a clear message to the Bengals front office about the direction of the franchise, the need to get creative, and the urgency to surround him with more talent. While national narratives focus on what Burrow MIGHT do in the future, the real takeaway is what he’s asking the organization to do right now... James Rapien breaks down what Joe Burrow said, why it matters, and how it should influence the Bengals’ approach to free agency, roster building, and the future of the team. Plus, we look ahead to the Bengals vs. Dolphins matchup, including expectations for Burrow, the offense, and a game prediction.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase shared his thoughts on the team's final three games, and what his mindset is playing in games that won't lead them to a Super Bowl in 2025. Chase discussed his leadership approach, his opinions about the front office and staff, and how he watches broadcasts of other NFL games as professional football player. Plus, Chase's thoughts on receivers Puka Nacua, Jaxon Smith-Njigba and more.

The Cincinnati Bengals are on a concerning trajectory that simply can't continue. James Rapien is joined by ESPN 1530’s Tony Pike to break down the growing concerns surrounding the Cincinnati Bengals, including the likelihood of the Bengals "running it back" in 2026, and whether Joe Burrow is being asked to do too much for this team to win. They also dive into Burrow’s recent comments, visible frustration, and what it says about the Bengals’ Super Bowl window. Plus, the two discuss Zac Taylor’s contract situation and whether or not he gives this Bengals team their best chance to win a Super Bowl. Tony Pike appears weekdays on Cincy 360 on ESPN 1530.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow met with the media on Tuesday and delivered a wide-ranging update on where he and the team stands as the season winds down. Burrow took accountability for recent mistakes, pushed back on speculation about his future, and addressed how injuries have shaped the last few seasons. He also shared his confidence in the coaching staff, acknowledged that what the team has done hasn’t worked the past couple of years, and emphasized the need to think creatively moving forward. Burrow discussed the importance of availability, how he handles outside noise, communication with ownership and the front office, and why the final games still matter for individual growth and the organization’s direction. Cincinnati takes on the Miami Dolphins on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET.

Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor Taylor did not confirm or deny if his contract runs through next year or 2027, after information surfaced that the Bengals signed him to a second 5-year extension in 2022. Taylor also discusses the final three games of the season, the decision to start Joe Burrow, why 'tanking' is not an option and more. Plus, the latest injury update on Tee Higgins.

The Cincinnati Bengals made a major mistake that NO ONE knew about until this week and it's going to play a major factor in Zac Taylor's future. James Rapien and Andrew Fox Miller react to that news, plus they talk about Joe Burrow playing in the final three games of the season, the latest odds courtesy of FanDuel, plus Andrew recaps his SNOW COVERED seats experience at Paycor for the Bengals' 24-0 loss to the Ravens.

The Cincinnati Bengals’ 24–0 loss to the Ravens officially ended their playoff hopes, but the biggest controversy surrounding Sunday’s game started before kickoff... From snow-covered seats to massive delays and staffing issues at entrances, the fan experience at Paycor Stadium sparked widespread criticism and national attention. Some even suggested the Bengals violated NFL policy. Andrew Fox Miller breaks down what actually happened, what the NFL guidelines really say, and why this situation wasn’t as clear-cut as many made it seem.