According to Opta, over the past two games, the Bengals have lost by 25+ points, had under 200 total yards, had under 60 rushing yards, been outrushed by 100-plus yards, and taken three-plus sacks. No other NFL team in the Super Bowl era has done that in back-to-back games. On top of that, there's dubious team history in the works.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Jake Browning is struggling mightily in relief of an injured Joe Burrow and the team is sinking fast. One analyst believes Cincinnati should make a trade with the New York Giants for Russell Wilson.

The Denver Broncos cruised to a 28-3 win over the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday Night Football in Week 4, putting them within reach of a playoff position in the AFC. Here are five quick takeaways from Monday's victory.

Mike Florio and Devin McCourty explore why Jameis Winston brings an energy and skillset the Bengals need and how Cincinnati needs to pick up the phone.

Cincinnati's campaign has gone off the rails in the wake of Joe Burrow being sidelined for the next three months due to a turf toe injury. In his place, Jake Browning has assumed the role of QB1, and the results have been lackluster.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/bengals as It's Getting Late Early for the Cincinnati Bengals as Hope is as Thin as the Denver Air They Wilted In. The Cincinnati Bengals had a chance to prove last week’s 48-10 loss at Minnesota was an aberration.

The Bengals lost a sloppy, flag-filled blowout to the Broncos on Monday Night Football and Troy Aikman didn't hide his disappointment.

The Cincinnati Bengals are in disarray without Joe Burrow while the Baltimore Ravens could be in major trouble if Lamar Jackson misses time (and they have a bunch of problems on defense). Don't get us started on the Miami Dolphins and New York Jets.

See the PFF grades for the Bengals defense in Week 4 vs. the Broncos including Trey Hendrickson and T.J. Slaton.