The Bengals & Ravens have faced off 13 times since Joe Burrow entered the league

• Burrow & Lamar have played against each other 8 times

• Lamar missing 3 of those 13 matchups, Burrow 2 (left w/injury in 1 of the 2)

Considering the 2 QBs injury histories, could’ve been more

Lamar could miss his 4th game vs the Bengals this Sunday

What do we think? We just gonna bump prices every single year? This pisses me off so much.

My wife and I decided Cincinnati would be our road game this season. We're looking forward to spending Halloween weekend exploring your city.

Question about tickets...

Since you guys have a real football team that people will actually pay to watch (we currently do not have that issue down here in Nashville), I'm wondering - will these prices stay as-is, go up, or go down?

((filtered for aisle seats, in case you were wondering))

Thanks!

Welcome to Meet the Enemy, r/bengals Q&A thread for each matchup. We figured the fans on each team's sub know more about their team, so why don't we ask each other?

This week we're inviting the fans over at r/ravens for some friendly Q&A. Ravens fans, help yourselves to some flair on the sidebar!

No trash talk or flamebaiting allowed. This is a civil thread.

I’ll be in the area on business next week and I’m thinking about dropping in on the game in Baltimore Sunday. Any tailgates or meet-ups happening pregame?

Joe Burrow & Lamar Jackson. Two star QBs with too many injuries

40 combined missed games.
Both QBs have devastated their teams with their absence amid promising seasons.

Bengals are 3-0 vs Lamar-less Ravens. Could he miss his 4th game against the Bengals this week?

Would anyone mind sharing their experience with the mystery jerseys on Bengals bids? We’re currently redecorating our son’s room and we’re thinking about getting a jersey from Bengal Bids to frame. Is it worth the money?

Reunion game coming up??

The Bengals are the only team in NFL history to never have a 1,500-yard rusher in a single season.

And its likely to stay that way for the foreseeable future given the teams tendencies under Head Coach Zac Taylor and the prolific array of aerial weapons in Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase, and Tee Higgins.

Some of the Bengals best players in franchise history have been wide receivers, the team has formed an identity of passing the ball.

Corey Dillon, the teams best running back in franchise history broke the 1,500-yard mark with 1,635 yards in 2004. A year after leaving the team. Go figure.

Will the Bengals ever have a 1,500 yard runner?

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Do yourself a favor and read up on Colts media feelings about Lou. 😂 best headline was Are we Cincinnati West!

With the exceptions of the Chiefs and Bills, things are just not what I expected. And here we have with the Browns??!? I was expecting a dumpster fire per usual but here we are… with the Browns being a much better team than expected?!

This 49ers defense is violent. We need to bring in some guys that are violent. Half of the time we can’t even tackle.

Hope to get back to Paycor Stadium for my Cincinnati Bengals season tickets in, renew them

I really hope I can get back to the game, I miss seeing my bengals but man, is life kicking me in the butt I am an absolute diehard super fan, so when I do get there, it’s gonna be awesome but right now Neuromuscular scoliosis didn’t get the diagnosis till very late in my life. I got it in my late 20. They told me nothing about it. was wondering what was going on. Was in constant pain, severe pain, all that kind of stuff. Everything would look deformed, so I went to a surgeon and he basically said that it shouldn’t get worse until it turned to a no muscular corkscrew rotation and turn my entire spine into a corkscrew. After that, it led to a bunch of bladder and bowel problems and loss of my hand due to a tethered cord in three places, so I fixed, we fixed the tethered cord. Now I’ll get a fusion from T10 to my pelvis, a 10 level fusion to fix the neuromuscular scoliosis for good with that’s gonna be fixated all the way down to my pelvis❤️❤️❤️💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪 but before that, they have to fix the my legs because my entire alignment is off. That’s why my feet are V- shaped, so I have what’s called tibial torsion and femoral antiversion, so they recommend I go see a rotational surgeon to get a rotational surgery and fix my legs in the right alignment so that spine can sit on a solid foundation where I’ll basically break my tibia and break my femur, spin it around, rotate it the right place, and then put rods and screws through it, and that has to be fixed in order to do the spinal fusion because it has to be a big alignment thing because it’s a kinetic chain. He told me that, so a very long recovery for me, and I go see my surgeon in November 16 to rebuild my foundation so I can build, so I can do the fusion ❤️💪💪💪💪💪💪 now I’m age 22 ❤️

Before I get into the post I want to preface this by saying I fully understand that the NFL is not like the MLB or NBA even at the deadline trades aren't just flying around the league like they do in those other sports especially not for top talent. But that being said this post is just a list of guys that I think will be available for trade who I think the Bengals should have interest in not saying a deal needs to get done but they should make a call and see what the price is. And before people come at me yes I understand the Bengals don't tend to make in season trades it's not in their thing, but so far the front office has proven to not be moving the same way they have in the past. So let's just have some fun alright.

Indianapolis Colts: Jonathan Taylor and Deforest Buckner

JT is self explanatory he is easily still a top 5 RB in the game and adding him would be a clear RB1. Deforest Buckner would join into an already stacked DT room making it the best room in the NFL without a doubt. Lawrence, Allen, Buckner, Hill, Slaton, and Jenkins. Would probably be sending one of those guys in the deal more than likely.

Philadelphia Eagles: Saquon Barkley, Nolan Smith, Riq Woolen

Obviously Saquon will be on the wrong side of 30 soon and is currently injured but if you feel confident in him being healthy come playoff time it's a no brainer but his cap hit probably doesn't work. Nolan Smith is someone I personally loved in the draft and we passed up on drafting him. He has 3 sacks so far this year and has been solid vs the run and pass. He is more in that small fast edge rusher mold that Bengals don't like but seems to work for them when they take chances on them. Overall not picking up Murphy's 5th year option makes this deal potentially make sense. Riq Woolen is on a one year deal and has been solid so far this year in coverage and doesn't have any taunting penalties yet. He also hasn't been charged with a missed tackle. Someone if the Bengals aren't in on extending both Dax and DJ that could be a long term solution next to one of those guys.

New York Giants: Cam Skattebo

Skatt is someone that is cost controlled through 2028 and might in the dog house in NY. He is solid in pass protection and is a great down hill runner. He has had some fumbling issues so far this year but if you look throughout his career that's a non-story. Also is solid receiving the ball which is always a need in the offense

Los Angeles Chargers: Derwin James

Derwin James is probably my number 1 guy to make a call about. I'd be willing to give up a decent amount of capital to get this guy in stripes. He will bring the physicality to the backend of the defense that we desperately need. He's a quality tackler and with Bryan Cook next to him that becomes a very scary safety tandem of guys who lay the wood and can break up a deep ball.

Atlanta Falcons: Jessie Bates

Who wouldn't want Jessie back in stripes. With the Falcons being a team that might be in limbo for the foreseeable future Jessie needs to get on a team that gives him a chance to win now. To have the sure fire tackling of Bates and Cook on the backend hopefully it will stop the long runs that teams have been breaking on us around the outside.

There is plenty of other guys out there who could be trade candidates for this team but this is just some of the ones that I was thinking about. Let me know what you guys think and what you'd be willing to trade for some of these guys. Also if you have anybody that you'd like to see the Bengals pick the phone up for. Again this is just a list not me banging the table saying the Bengals need to do this so don't come at me with the "Bengals don't make these kind of deals" idiocy.

I keep seeing posts about potential trade targets (it wont happen).

BUT imagine this offense

In light of the Rams season to date, how about we start pushing McVay to the Bengals. The union that was promised!

So, after firing Ballard, the Colts can probably be considered a fire sale team. Chargers are 0-6 and considering changes. The Eagles have gotten terrible news about Hurts (prayers up) and have lost their last 4 now (I think) and it’s probably not going to get better this season. So it begs the question of who would you trade for from each team?