Bengals News: Joe Burrow on Pace for Career Year

The Cincinnati Bengals are off to a decent start in 2026, but a home win against the Jaguars would put them at the forefront of AFC contender conversations a month into the season. Helping that charge is Joe Burrow, who is healthy and putting up some strong stats.

In three games, Burrow has 6 touchdowns to just one interception, as well as 743 passing yards. Although he has yet to crack 300-yards passing in a game, he is posting a 106.6 quarterback rating.

Could 2026 be the best statistical season of Burrow’s career? Consistency and health are the keys.

For the first time in Paycor Stadium history, the Bengals are hosting their second straight game Sunday (1 pm-Cincinnati’s Local 12) featuring a quarterbacks matchup drafted No. 1 overall when Trevor Lawrence came in with his Jaguars fresh off their upset of the Patriots.

Cincinnati Bengals fans will get an early look at the club’s championship bona-fides against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Former Cincinnati Bengals fan favorite Domata Peko played a role in the team’s Week 3 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Dax Hill is in the final year of his contract with the Cincinnati Bengals.

A former star wide receiver wants to see Chase’s reaction.

Former Cincinnati Bengals All-Pro Andrew Whitworth isn’t over how his old team lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers this past Sunday.

Cam Bynum boasts an impressive track record in international games heading into Sunday’s clash with the Commanders at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Week 4 of the 2026 NFL season is here.

Bills linebacker Joe Andreesen, aka “Buffalo Joe,” is staying in his hometown for a few more seasons after signing a two-year contract extension on Saturday.

New England’s franchise quarterback has six interceptions and an NFL-worst 58.6 passer rating as opposing evaluators question his confidence and pocket poise

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