US EditionBengals Are Searching for Answers in the Run Game
Both teams face offensive difficulties with the Bengals ranking last in rushing yards and the Broncos struggling on early downs, impacting their early-season performances.
- On MONDAY, Cincinnati travels to Denver for Monday Night Football at 8:15 p.m. EDT on ABC, with the Broncos favored by 7 1/2 points in a strong test for the AFC North leaders.
- After their 48-10 loss last week, the Bengals face renewed pressure to fix the run game as Chase Brown has just 93 yards on 45 carries, and the offense ranks last in efficiency.
- Evan Engram, Broncos tight end, returned to practice as a full participant after missing Sunday’s game, while Troy Renck flagged Denver’s last NFL rank in early-down success.
- With Joe Burrow out until mid-December, the Bengals must rely on Jake Browning, who Zac Taylor said Thursday still has his utmost confidence despite five turnovers.
- The series stands with Denver leading 22-12, last meeting a 30-24 Bengals overtime win on Dec. 28, 2024, in Cincinnati, with Cincinnati's 5-20 Monday Night Football road record adding context.
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Bengals are searching for answers in the run game
CINCINNATI (AP) — As the Cincinnati Bengals move forward with backup quarterback Jake Browning in the place of injured starter Joe Burrow, they have made an effort to lean on the running game more than they typically would.
Broncos TE Evan Engram returns to practice after missing Week 3 loss
The Broncos got a key player back on the practice field as they start preparations for Monday Night Football. Tight end Evan Engram returned to practice and took part in regular work during the portion of Thursday’s practice open to reporters. After practice, he was deemed a full participant on the team’s injury report, a positive sign for his status for Monday night’s game against Cincinnati. Engram, 31, missed Sunday’s 23-20 loss to the Los An…
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