The Bengals: Why a Bad Team Beats No Team at All
Cincinnati, Ohio, USAWed Nov 12 2025
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The Cincinnati Bengals are not having a great season. They've lost six out of their last seven games, and their defense has been giving up a lot of yards. In fact, they've let the other team score at least 27 points in eight straight games. That's not good. But before we start calling for heads to roll, let's think about what it would be like if Cincinnati didn't have an NFL team at all.
Imagine a fall weekend without Bengals football. It's quiet. Too quiet. No games to watch, no teams to cheer for. That's what it's like in cities without an NFL team. And trust me, it's not fun. Just ask the fans in St. Louis. They know what it's like to lose their team.
Now, I'm not saying the Bengals are perfect. Far from it. But they're our team. And as any sports fan knows, it's better to have a team to love and cheer for, even when they're losing, than to have no team at all. It's part of being a fan. You stick with your team through the good times and the bad.
And let's not forget, the Bengals didn't lose this week. They had a bye week. No game, no loss. So, let's enjoy that for what it is. A break. A chance to regroup. A chance to remember why we love football in the first place.
As for the future, well, that's up to the Bengals organization. Maybe they'll make some changes. Maybe they won't. But one thing's for sure, they'll keep playing. And we'll keep watching. Because that's what fans do.
So, let's not dwell on the losses. Let's not dwell on the bad defense. Let's just enjoy having a team to call our own. Because at the end of the day, that's what matters most.
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