Cincinnati’s playful shortcomings are well known. But now the air seems to be outside, even with the end of the season approaching. In fact, the Bengals scored in four of their last five games never more than ten points.
The difficult situation on the offensive is made more difficult by the injury to Joe Burrow. Since his injury in Week 11, Brandon Allen has been the replacement QB on the field. Allen only joined the team in August and is therefore not particularly adapted to the offense.
In Allen’s appearances since Week 12, his game often seems rushed. In addition, his passports lack precision. The running game, on the other hand, is not an alternative for the “Tigers”, as it is of NFL.com is ranked 29th out of 32. In short: the offense of Bengals are currently the weakest in the league.
The Steelers have long been the team that could create the second Perfect Season (16-0) after the 2007 Patriots. But 14 days ago the winning streak broke against Washington. The drop in performance over the past few weeks was undeniable and is currently continuing.
After a 17:23 defeat by Washington, there was another bankruptcy against the Bills last Monday. At 15:26 against the Bills, Ben Roethlisberger didn’t look good again. The veteran of the Steelers turns out to be more and more the weak point “Blitzburghs”.
“Big Ben” threw two more decisive interceptions against “The Electric Company”. Thus, the experienced playmaker underwent at least one INT per game in his last four games.
Nevertheless, there is no danger against the Bengals, because in an emergency the Steelers Defense will bail out “Big Ben”.
