Bengals Struggle Amid Browning Turnovers, Taylor Reviews Options After 37-24 Lions Loss

The Cincinnati Bengals have been struggling significantly in the absence of star quarterback Joe Burrow, who is sidelined with a turf toe injury. Backup quarterback Jake Browning has faced heavy criticism for his performance, throwing multiple interceptions and leading to a string of losses, including a 37-24 defeat against the Detroit Lions. Despite Browning's turnovers, Bengals head coach Zac Taylor has expressed continued belief in his resilience and potential to win games but acknowledged the need to evaluate all personnel after the poor performances. The Bengals' offense showed some late promise with three consecutive touchdown drives in the fourth quarter, though it was too late to change the outcome of the game. The Lions, led by David Montgomery's versatile performance and Jared Goff's passing, capitalized on the Bengals' mistakes, extending their winning streak. Cincinnati now faces a challenging schedule as they prepare to play the Green Bay Packers, with the team seeking solutions to its offensive woes and turnover issues.