Matt Verderame

And my matchup to watching that game was Cook against their front seven because the Bengals just can't stop anybody.

I mean, that to me is the problem.

I just can't get past Cincinnati.

They can't stop anyone from running the football.

And James Cook is having the best year of anybody not named Jonathan Taylor running the football.

And also, oh, by the way, Josh Allen is pretty good with his legs.

The path for Cincinnati in this game, not kidding, no snark, is they need to score like 45 points.

Like, that's the path.

It's just, Burrow just goes absolutely berserk against the Bills who can't stop anybody.

And it just becomes one of these games where the Bengals get, you know, two stops or something.

And they win 45-42 or some crazy game like that.

The thing that does worry me a little with Buffalo is Allen turns the ball for a lot all of a sudden.

Like, we've kind of gone back to Josh Allen from a couple years ago where it's like every game he gives away one or two balls.

But...

I think because of the Thursday night to Thanksgiving night game, we're kind of overlooking the flaws that the Bengals have.

The Bengals had five turnovers given to them in that game.

That's not going to typically happen.

Burrow's awesome.

That offense is really, really good.

But, dude, that defense is one of the worst defenses I've ever seen.