The Bengals have a franchise quarterback who should be able to compete with the other dynamic QBs in the AFC North.Cincinnati held on to star receiver A.J. … All-time Receiving Leader: Chad Johnson 751 rec, 10,783 yds, 66 TD Burrow might face two fellow first-round rookie quarterbacks in San Diego's Justin Herbert (Week 1) and Miami's Tua Tagovailoa (Week 13).The matchup against the Dolphins starts a brutal September in which the Bengals get Dallas and Pittsburgh at home before a road trip to Houston and one more home game against Baltimore.For Cincinnati's it about improving at home. The Bengals are 2-10 in AFC North play the last two seasons, which is tied with the Lions and Redskins for the worst record in division play in that stretch. It’s also the last time the Cincinnati Bengals won a playoff game. All-time Rushing Leader: Jim Brown 2,359 att, 12,312 yds, 106 TD . Cincinnati has a franchise plan in place, and that has generated some excitement in the Queen City heading into 2020.The Bengals bottomed out last year with a 2-14 record under first-year coach Zac Taylor, but that long season is in the rear-view mirror.That excitement stems from the arrival of No. Green, and Burrow has a nice set of skill position players around him.The Bengals also was more active in free agency, and that gives hope that owner Mike Brown is more serious about building a contender.How will that translate into more wins? All-time Receiving Leader: Ozzie Newsome 662 rec, 7,980 yds, 47 TD All-time Passing Leader: Ken Anderson 2,654/4,475, 32,838 yds, 197 TD . All-time Passing Leader: Brian Sipe 1,944/3,439, 23,713 yds, 154 TD . Seasons: 53 (1968 to 2020) Record (W-L-T): 359-442-4 Playoff Record: 5-14 Super Bowls Won: 0 (2 Appearances) Championships Won *: 0 . The Bengals are 2-10 in AFC North play the last two seasons, which is tied with the Lions and Redskins for the worst record in division play in that stretch.Cincinnati hasn't reached the postseason since 2015 and hasn't won a playoff game since 1990, so there still is a long way to go with this rebuild.The Bengals have a last-place schedule that features the AFC South and NFC East.Cincinnati faces four teams with a record of .500 or better on the road in 2020, so that schedule is a little-bit easier.
Sporting News takes a closer look:SN's prediction of six wins puts the Bengals right on the line of Vegas' projected win total, and that's going to be a close one.In order to get there, Cincinnati will have to snag a game or two in the division. Cincinnati is 10-14 at home the last three seasons — the sixth-worst mark in the NFL in that stretch.https://images.daznservices.com/di/library/sporting_news/d/27/zac-taylor-051515-getty-ftrjpg_rj4trmfr00z61t5svtxp3ml3p.jpg?t=1955270178&w=500&quality=80,SN's complete 2020 standings projections & playoff picks. Cincinnati Bengals Playoff History. 1 pick Joe Burrow, the close-to-home-hero who won the Heisman Trophy and led LSU to the national championship last season.
Last playoff game win Loss Streak Playoff Losses - Teams 29: Cincinnati Bengals ^ 1990 … For us children of the late 1980’s and early 1990’s, “Hasta La Vista Baby” became part of our every-day vocabulary. Seasons: 72 (1946 to 2020) Record (W-L-T): 522-505-14 Playoff Record: 16-20 Super Bowls Won: 0 (0 Appearances) Championships Won *: 8 . Things have changed a lot in Cincinnati since the Bengals' last playoff win in 1990. All-time Rushing Leader: Corey Dillon 1,865 att, 8,061 yds, 45 TD . These periods came from 1981 to 1990 when the Bengals qualified for the playoffs four … The Cincinnati Bengals last made the playoffs in 2015, when they lost the Wild Card Round. Cleveland Browns Playoff History.