They’ve been arguably the unluckiest team in the NFL. Cincinnati is 1-5 in games decided by seven points or fewer. Only the Jaguars have a worse winning percentage in such games. Joe Burrow is playing at an elite level, and Cincy’s passing game is ...

Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby was penalized for dead-ball unnecessary roughness for roughing the passer after his hit that bloodied Joe Burrow.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow took a brutal shot from Baltimore Ravens defender ... it’s the type of play that gets flagged constantly around the NFL — and especially from Thursday night’s crew, which averaged the most flags of any ...

The NFL's officiating crew appeared to miss two penalties on Cincinnati's potential game-winning two-point conversion Thursday.

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NFL fans think Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow was infuriated with rookie wide receiver Jermaine Burton for sitting on bench.

The late hit on Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow by Las Vegas Raiders star Maxx Crosby has resulted in a fine. According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, the NFL hit Crosby with an $11,255 fine due to unnecessary roughness for hitting Burrow after a whistle. The foul occurred during Cincinnati’s Week 9, 41-24 win over the Raiders.

CINCINNATI — The NFL fined Raiders star defensive end Maxx Crosby $11,255 for unnecessary roughness after he hit Joe Burrow after the whistle in Cincinnati's 41-24 win. Crosby's helmet collided with Burrow's during the hit after the blay was whistled dead. Both players went to the ground and embraced afterward.

As the calendar flips to November, we come down the stretch for the back nine of the NFL season. Last week, we only saw one underdog win outright, as the Panthers beat the Saints. The chalk prevailed,

The Raiders lost in a blowout to the Bengals in Week 9 and Pro Bowl defender Maxx Crosby was fined for hitting Joe Burrow after the whistle.