The Cincinnati Bengals picked up a 37-27 win over the Tennessee Titans on Sunday. Cameras picked up something far more interesting. Late in the fourth quarter, a livid Joe Burrow was spotted in what l

It’s been a trying season for the Cincinnati Bengals and Joe Burrow. The Bengals entered 2024 with Super Bowl aspirations. Instead, they are just 6-8 and sit on the outside of the AFC playoff picture with only three games left in the regular season.

Joe Burrow’s latest monster day of offense still wasn’t enough to make the Bengals quarterback happy — and he let his coach know it.

Cincinnati is still barely clinging to playoff contention. The Bengals currently hold the No. 10 seed in the AFC but do not control their own destiny. Cincinnati needs Burrow and Taylor to be on the same page the final three weeks, which is what makes Sunday's late-game exchange so notable, even if Burrow took some of the blame himself.

The Cincinnati Bengals are a win away from the franchise’s 400th in the regular season. They visit Tennessee in Bengals coach Zac Taylor's first game against his former offensive coordinator in first-year Titans coach Brian Callahan.

Burrow also explained a tense sideline interaction with head coach Zac Taylor that was caught on broadcast cameras during the fourth quarter of the game after the team scored their final touchdown.

The Cincinnati Bengals moved to 6-8 on the year by defeating the Tennessee Titans 37-27 in Week 15. However, it certainly wasn’t the cleanest win the Bengals have ever earned. Amidst the 10-turnover chaos victory,

There were a combined 10 turnovers between the Bengals and Titans, but Cincinnati found a way to win in a scrappy fight. Although the Bengals got the win, Joe Burrow was clearly h