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Bengals News: Zac Taylor defends Ja’Marr Chase’s passion after heated sideline outburst
Bengals coach Zac Taylor praises Ja’Marr Chase’s competitive spirit following a heated sideline exchange
Ja'Marr Chase
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Cowboys should consider trading George Pickens: 5 logical NFL deadline destinations
The Cowboys should consider trading George Pickens due to his lack of targets and production on the field
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Bengals like the fired-up version of Ja'Marr Chase
Bengals like the emotional Ja'Marr Chase, who had a 100-yard game despite Burrow's interceptions intended for him
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Bengals wild overtime win ends with final score that's never happened before in NFL history
The Bengals beat the Titans 43-36, a score that had never happened before in the NFL's 107-year history
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Bengals shake off slow start, take halftime lead over Titans
Bengals take halftime lead over Titans, Joe Burrow throws two touchdown passes in second quarter
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Titans vs. Bengals odds, picks, prediction, spread: Start time, NFL Week 8 betting preview, best bets
The Titans and Bengals are set to face off in Week 8, with the Bengals being favored by 12.5 points. The Titans' defense is struggling, while the Bengals' defense has been solid. The Bengals' offense, led by Joe Burrow, Ja'Marr Chase, and Tee Higgins, is looking to continue its high-flying aerial attack
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Titans vs. Bengals odds, picks, prediction, spread: Start time, betting preview, best bets for NFL Week 8
The Titans traded defensive tackle Jeffrey Simmons to the Bears, while the Bengals keep their star trio of Burrow, Chase, and Higgins. The trade weakens Tennessee’s defense, giving Bengals a potential edge in Week 8
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Keon Coleman Hopes to Stay Hot
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman is looking to continue his hot streak, having scored a touchdown in each of his last three games. He will face a Ravens pass defense that struggled against the Bengals' wide receivers last week, and Coleman is projected to score six fantasy points
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Ja'Marr Chase set to play vs. Titans
Ja'Marr Chase is good to go and will play against the Titans on Sunday
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Ja'Marr Chase returns to practice as a full participant
Ja'Marr Chase returns to practice as a full participant
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Ja’Marr Chase did not practice on Wednesday
Bengals receiver Ja’Marr Chase did not participate in Wednesday’s practice, but it doesn’t seem like he’s at risk of missing Sunday’s matchup against the Titans. Cincinnati listed Chase as a non-participant with an ankle injury, but also with rest. That implies that Chase could have practiced on Wednesday, but he also received some treatment on his ankle. Chase was on the field for 87 percent of Cincinnati’s offensive snaps in the Week 7 victory over Baltimore — the same as fellow receiver Tee Higgins. In six games so far this season, Chase has caught 32 passes for 351 yards with five touchdowns. He has not yet had a 100-yard game. Also on the injury report, safety Kyle Dugger (quad) and defensive tackle Jonathan Allen (rest) did not participate. Safety Jordan Battle (hamstring) and linebacker Joe Giles-Harris (calf) were limited
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PFT's Week 8 NFL 2026 power rankings
1. Bills (last week No. 3; 5-1): For the first time ever, a team ascends to No. 1 without playing. 2. Jaguars (No. 4; 4-2): For the first time ever, a team ascends to No. 2 without playing. 3. Vikings (No. 5; 6-0): A four-game gauntlet is coming. 4. 49ers (No. 1; 6-1): The bye week came at the best possible time. 5. Chiefs (No. 2; 5-1): They badly need help at receiver. 6. Broncos (No. 6; 5-2): Take that, Ryan Fitzpatrick. 7. Seahawks (No. 7; 4-3): Can they do to Caleb Williams what they did to Patrick Mahomes? 8. Bears (No. 10; 5-2): The NFC Championship matchup we almost got in January happens on Monday night. 9. Browns (No. 11; 5-2): If they can complete the sweep of the Steelers, they’ll control the division. 10. Steelers (No. 13; 5-2): Sunday’s home game against Cleveland is the closest thing to a “must” win that any 5-2 team will ever have. 11. Patriots (No. 8; 4-3): With the Packers and Lions looming, they can’t overlook the Dolphins. 12. Bengals (No. 14; 4-2): Ja’Marr Chase’s halftime speech may have saved the season. 13. Lions (No. 18; 4-2): Can Jared Goff figure out the Brian Flores defense? 14. Packers (No. 9; 4-3): They can’t let one loss become two on Thursday night. 15. Ravens (No. 12; 4-3): It feels like the entire season hinges on the next two games (at Bills, Jaguars). 16. Rams (No. 17; 3-4): If they can keep running the ball the way they did on Sunday, they can start stacking wins. 17. Giants (No. 21; 4-2-1): They’re becoming the most fun team to watch in the entire league. 18. Falcons (No. 24; 3-4): More Jekyll, less Hyde. 19. Raiders (No. 16; 3-4): Mendoza time is coming. 20. Buccaneers (No. 29; 2-5): The NFC South is still theirs for the taking. 21. Cowboys (No. 23; 3-4): The best solution for a bad defense is an offense that stays on the field for as long as it can. 22. Panthers (No. 15; 3-3): Drinks are on the house. 23. Texans (No. 19; 2-5): Has an elite defense ever fallen apart this quickly? 24. Saints (No. 20; 2-5): The win over the Giants may have saved Kellen Moore from a bye-week buh-bye. 25. Cardinals (No. 22; 2-5): It’s Carson Beck time. 26. Eagles (No. 25; 2-5): Lose to the 1-4-1 Commanders on Sunday night, and this season is over. (It may be anyway.) 27. Titans (No. 26; 1-6): Will they ever win two in a row again? 28. Colts (No. 27; 2-5): The trade deadline could get very interesting. 29. Dolphins (No. 31; 1-5): Only five weeks until the next Jets game. 30. Commanders (No. 30; 1-4-1): Did Dan Quinn know it was the bye week? 31. Jets (No. 28; 2-5): The clock is ticking on Aaron Glenn. 32. Chargers (No. 32; 0-6): “Last winless team in the league” wasn’t mentioned in their schedule-release video
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Ja'Marr Chase's "screaming" at halftime helped spark Bengals turnaround
The Bengals’ performance in the first half of Sunday’s game against the Ravens left wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase in a foul mood. Baltimore was winning 13-0 and the Bengals had just 59 yards over their 20 offensive plays, so Chase made sure that his teammates knew that the effort was unacceptable. “I came in here screaming , saying, ‘Somebody’s got to make a play for us, somebody got to make a play,’” Chase said, via Ben Baby of ESPN.com. “And I told our offense [that] we can’t look at our defense the whole time. We’ve got to step this s—t up and make something work.” Chase may have a future as a motivational speaker. The Bengals scored 35 points while picking up 298 yards during the second half of a 35-13 win that played out in very improbable fashion. Chase and company will try to keep things flowing into next Sunday’s home date with the Titans
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Bengals blank Ravens in second half, win 35-13
The Ravens were in complete control for the first half of Sunday’s divisional matchup with the Bengals. But Cincinnati flipped the script for the game’s final 30 minutes, scoring touchdowns on five consecutive possessions to defeat Baltimore, 35-13. The Bengals did next to nothing on offense for the first half of the contest, with Baltimore dominating time of possession 22:20 to 7:40. Joe Burrow was just 6-of-12 passing for 43 yards and Tee Higgins did not have a catch over the first 30 minutes. But everything changed in the third quarter, as Burrow got things going with a 6-yard touchdown to Mike Gesicki. Then he tossed a 13-yard touchdown to Higgins, giving Cincinnati a 14-13 lead. It didn’t stop there, as Samaje Perine’s 1-yard touchdown increased the lead after a turnover on downs. Ja’Marr Chase got in the action with a 2-yard touchdown midway through the fourth quarter. And Burrow tossed his fourth score after the defense picked off Tyler Huntley, firing a 16-yard TD to Drew Sample. Burrow finished 22-of-30 for 292 yards with four touchdowns, exiting the game with just under five minutes left in the fourth quarter with the outcome all but official. Joe Flacco came in for mop-up work against his former team. Higgins caught six passes for 148 yards with a TD. Chase had five receptions for 62 yards with a score. While the Ravens were 8-of-11 on third down in the first half, they didn’t convert one again until there was just over a minute left in the game — finishing 9-of-16 in the category. On the injury front, Bengals tight end Erick All (knee) and safety Kyle Dugger (quad) were both ruled out. Ravens linebacker Roquan Smith had to exit early in the fourth quarter with a knee issue. Now at 4-2, the Bengals will face the Titans at home next weekend. The 4-3 Ravens will be on the road to face the Bills in Week 8
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Bengals blank Ravens in second half, win 35-13
Bengals win 35-13 with Joe Burrow's 4 second-half touchdowns
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Ravens dominating time of possession, lead Bengals 13-0 at halftime
Ravens lead Bengals 13-0 at halftime despite Lamar Jackson's absence
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Bengals vs. Ravens odds, picks, prediction, spread: Start time, betting preview, best bets for NFL Week 7
The AFC North has started the season looking like one of the NFL's best divisions, and one of its biggest rivalries is set for Sunday, with the Baltimore Ravens hosting the Cincinnati Bengals at M&T Bank Stadium. The Ravens are 4-2 and were upset by Cleveland last week, while the Bengals are 3-2 and come off their bye week. The Ravens won't get superstar quarterback Lamar Jackson back this week as he misses his third week in a row with an ankle injury. On the other side, star Bengals receiver Ja'Marr Chase will hope to keep up his dominant play against Baltimore, as he has eight receiving touchdowns in 10 games against Cincy's rival. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. ET. DraftKings Sportsbook lists the Bengals as 3-point road favorites in its latest Bengals vs. Ravens odds, and the Over/Under is set at 46.5. Target NFL predictions at Kalshi, where new users can get a $55 bonus with the best Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55 : We'll break down the latest Bengals vs. Ravens odds from DraftKings and deliver our best bets for the contest with help from the SportsLine Projection Model. The model, which simulates every NFL game 10,000 times, is up more than $5,000 for $100 players on betting sites on top-rated NFL picks since its inception. The model entered Week 7 of the 2026 NFL season on a 58-48 run on top-rated picks dating back to 2024. Anybody following its picks at NFL betting sites could have seen strong returns. It's always a fun time when the Ravens and Bengals square off. Both teams have exceptional talent, particularly on offense, and that should be on full display here. Cincy is in good shape in the health department coming off the bye. Joe Burrow has Chase, Tee Higgins and Chase Brown all at his disposal. Chase has more touchdowns against the Ravens (eight in 10 games) than he does against any other opponent since debuting in 2021. As for the Ravens, they need to wait another week for Jackson's return, so the assumption is he'll return for Week 9 against Buffalo. Baltimore beat Atlanta in overtime in Week 5 with Tyler Huntley starting, but Baltimore fell in a low-scoring affair in Week 6 to Cleveland. The Bengals are 2-2 against the spread with a push this year, and the Ravens are 2-3 ATS with a push. Cincinnati is 3-3 to the Over and Baltimore is 3-3. Spend $5+ on Bengals vs. Ravens in Week 7 with the latest DraftKings promo code and get a $200 bonus and 3 free months of NBA League Pass: Even without Jackson, this can be a high-scoring affair. These offenses are dynamic and deep, and we've seen the Ravens and Bengals get into shootouts before. Huntley is a more than capable backup, and Cincinnati's defense is suspect. The SportsLine model has the Over on the Over/Under betting line of 51.5 hitting in the majority of simulations . Wager on NFL Week 7 games, including Bengals-Ravens, with the latest BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS to get up to $1,500 in bonus bets:
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2026 Week 7 NFL player props, odds, picks, best bets for Sunday's games feature Patrick Mahomes, Jahmyr Gibbs
There are hundreds of Week 7 NFL player props available at some of the top betting sites like DraftKings Sportsbook, as well as Week 7 NFL spreads for some of this week's biggest matchups like Bengals vs. Ravens, Packers vs. Lions and Chiefs vs. Seahawks. Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has thrown for 225 or more yards in each of his last two games, and his over/under for passing yards on Sunday is 261.8. Mahomes to throw 2+ passing touchdowns against Seattle is priced at +145 (risk $100 to win $145) at DraftKings Sportsbook. Mahomes and the Chiefs are 3-point underdogs on the road against the Seahawks, and the over/under for total points scored is 42.5. Get $200 in bonus bets and 3 months NBA League Pass after you spend $5+ with the latest DraftKings promo code : Make the best NFL picks possible at NFL betting sites and check out the over $3,000 in bonuses offered by some of the best betting apps . Trade on the NFL here with the best Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55 and get a $55 bonus after $25 in trades: Bet on the NFL with the BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS for up to $1,500 in bonus bets: Week 7 NFL promos can help you get the most out of your bets. The Week 7 NFL schedule features 12 total games on Sunday, giving plenty of options to use the best sportsbook promo codes to boost your bankroll by nearly $3,000 for NFL betting . This page will include detailed sign-up instructions for the best sports betting apps and examine everything to make the best decision on online sportsbooks to use to wager on the NFL. Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase enters Sunday's game against the rival Ravens with 27 receptions for 289 yards and four touchdowns. Chase has scored a touchdown in three of the last four games, which includes one in Cincinnati's win against the Miami Dolphins prior to its bye week. The former LSU standout has recorded 75 receptions for 1,204 yards and eight touchdowns in 10 career games against the Ravens. Chase is listed at +105 odds to score an anytime touchdown against Baltimore on Sunday. Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs enters Week 7 ranked fifth among NFL players with 504 rushing yards and seven rushing touchdowns, which is tied with several others for the most among running backs, along with two additional receiving touchdowns. Gibbs also ranks fourth among NFL players with 100.8 rushing yards per game. The former Alabama standout recorded 151 yards and two touchdowns on 25 rushing attempts during a Week 5 win against the Arizona Cardinals prior to the bye week. Gibbs has, however, recorded less than his rushing yards market in four of his last five games against teams with a winning record, averaging 43.0 yards per game in that span. The SportsLine Projection Model predicts Gibbs will record an average of 74.8 yards against the Packers. Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes threw zero passing touchdowns on Sunday for the first time since November 23. Mahomes had previously thrown two or more touchdowns in each of his first four games, with a total of nine in five games. The two-time NFL MVP has exceeded his passing touchdowns market in four of his last five games, averaging 1.8 passing touchdowns per game in that span. The SportsLine Projection Model predicts Mahomes will throw for 2.0 touchdowns on average against the Seahawks Sunday night. Responsible gaming is a serious topic, and all sportsbooks take steps to ensure users play responsibly. The top sportsbooks feature several tools and resources available on their apps and websites, including wager limits, voluntary self-exclusion options, and more. If you or someone you know is dealing with a gambling problem, please seek assistance from trained professionals such as the Problem Gambling Help Network at 1-800-GAMBLER
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Ja'Marr Chase, who doesn't have a 100-yard game in 2026, averages 117.1 vs. Ravens
There’s a very good reason for Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey not wanting to cover Bengals receiver Ja’Marr Chase. Chase routinely eats Baltimore’s lunch. And dinner. And breakfast. Via NBC Sports research, Chase averages 117.1 receiving yards per game against the Ravens. That’s the highest number for any player against an opponent in NFL history, based on a minimum of 10 games. Chase would surely love to have one of his typical performances against Baltimore on Sunday. Chase has yet to generate a 100-yard game in 2026. The closest he came was against Pittsburgh in Week 3, when he had nine catches for 98 yards in a 30-27 loss
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Ja'Marr Chase, who doesn't have a 100-yard game in 2026, averages 117.1 vs. Ravens
There's a very good reason for Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey not wanting to cover Bengals receiver Ja'Marr Chase
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