The Cincinnati Bengals and Las Vegas Raiders are struggling this season, with both teams looking to recover from disappointing performances. The Bengals, currently 3-5, suffered a significant loss to the Eagles (37-17), with quarterback Joe Burrow emphasizing the need for individual accountability and expressing confidence in the team's ability to recover. Their running game remains a concern, as they rank 28th in the league, with Burrow's passing game becoming increasingly critical for success. Meanwhile, the Raiders, at 2-6, are also having trouble establishing a rushing attack, averaging just 1.6 yards per carry against the Chiefs last week. Both teams are under pressure to improve as they approach the halfway point of the season, with speculation about potential trades to bolster their rosters. The Bengals have the opportunity to become buyers at the trade deadline to improve their chances of making a playoff push despite their current standings.