Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor's wife Sarah took to social media to express her frustrations with fans following the 35-34 loss to the Baltimore Ravens Thursday night. "I am in rage mode right now and should delete Instagram," she said.

"You play to win the game." This famous quote said by Herm Edwards in 2002 was also the mindset of Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor on "Thursday Night Football.'' The Bengals were battling the Baltimore Ravens in an AFC battle that turned out to be ...

Cincinnati opted to go for a two-point conversion against the Ravens late on "Thursday Night Football." Here's what Joe Burrow and Zac Taylor said.

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The Indianapolis Colts might have the weirdest split between actual results and results against the spread this season. We don't think too much of the Colts. They're 4-5 this season. But against the spread they've been one of the NFL's best teams,

Newsweek's guide to how to bet Bengals vs. Ravens breaks down Thursday's pivotal AFC North matchup in primetime.

The Cincinnati Bengals couldn’t finish off the Baltimore Ravens when they had the chance on Thursday night, sprinting to a 21-7 lead and eventually losing, 35-34. Those Bengals once again just didn’t have the defense or ability to close out a game necessary to win a tough game and instead fell to 4-6.

The Cincinnati Bengals will travel to take on their division rival, the Baltimore Ravens, in a Thursday Night Football showdown at M&T Bank Stadium. The Bengals are on the come-up and have only lost two games since Week 3.

The Cincinnati Bengals imploded in primetime during Thursday night's 35-34 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Needing to get a season-saving win to make it to 5-5, Joe Burrow's team collapsed in the second half.