Bengals Worry About Aussie- Burrow Vs. Braun: Haste

The Bengals not only recovered from his 3-0 deficit in the AFC North after his 32-13 loss to the Browns on Monday night but left FirstEnergy Stadium and his No. 1 at cornerback. I was initially worried about Chidobe’s late knee injury half.

HASTE: BENGALS WORRY ABOUT AUSSIE. ANOTHER EARLY PICK DOOMS BURROW VS. BRAUN

INJURY NOT CONFIRMED YET

“It’s not a great result, but nothing is confirmed,” said head coach Zach Taylor. Chido is one of the hardest-working players on the team. He is a man of great character. For this, he gives his heart and soul. It’s hard to see a guy like that meet like that. ”

I sensed how much his teammates thought of him as they flocked to the media tent to check on him.

“Unbelievable, it hurts so bad. He’s a great player and I wish him the best of luck. I miss him and I don’t know what happened.” I saw him on crutches and it was really hard,” said Sam Hubbard on the left. “If you know anything about Sendou, it means the world to him. There’s nothing more to say than that it means something.”

BENGLAS STAGGERING

The Bengals staggering at cornerback. His one starter, Eli Apple (hamstring), was no longer active, and runner-up Cam his Taylor Britt made his first NFL start in his second game. Then, late in the third quarter, Aussie backup Tre his Flowers left the field limping with a hamstring injury, and an hour later he was still limping in the dressing room. Ultimately, first-round safety Dax Hill found himself alongside one of the best route runners in the game, Amari Cooper, on the 53-yard pass that set up the Browns’ final touchdown. rice field.

“In this type of game, he has two rookie corners on the outside,” said slot cornerback Mike Hilton. “It’s a good experience for them, but it’s a difficult situation.”

5 CATCHES FOR COOPER

Cooper had five catches for 131 yards, Donovan Peoples-Jones added another 81, final backup quarterback Jacoby Brissett had a season-high 278 yards, and Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. in 17 of 22 overs with a passer rating of 133.7.

ANOTHER EARLY TURNOVER:

The 0-4 Barrow are still looking for their first win against the Browns. Like last year, the first series hiatus set the tone. It was cornerback Denzel Ward’s coast-to-coast pick 6 in the 16-41 loss at Peycoe Stadium. It was the ubiquitous Myles Garrett who tipped a first down pass to wide-open Tea Higgins for another first down in the red zone on Monday night.

Instead, another A.J. Green advances to the Browns 16. That was after Burrow rolled them on various third-down conversions, trailing Chris Evans for 26 yards and slot receiver Tyler Boyd for 14 yards.

BOYD SAID

“If only I could score there,” Boyd said. “It’s not. That’s how we played and it came out quickly.”   Burrow pointed this out late in the first half after the defense pulled away a strong safety from Bon Bell’s NFL-leading fourth interception and linebacker Hakeem Davis Gaither’s first NFL fumble recovery. “Defense takes two turnovers and we’re not doing anything,” Burrow said. “And Miles is making great games at his RPO. Raise his hand to knock him down and eventually fall into him. It was the start of a really long day for us. ”

Bengals receivers have few YACs when they spew stats Tuesday morning, and the Browns were great tackles, especially on Burroughs’ crackdowns against running backs, Joe Mixon and Samaje Perrin.

“They did a great job of playing soft with leverage and having us check it out,” Burrow said. They’ve been putting the team out the last few weeks because they’ve been able to do it and they’re getting yards after catches. You have to give them credit. They were great tacklers today.”

 SLOPES AND SCREENS:

Taylor said he was 25-0 when Bengals kicker Evan McPherson missed his goal on his 47-yard field when the Bengals ran “three bad plays.” A ground like that.” Cade York hit a 55-yard field goal to end the half, and the Browns started the second half with two touchdown drives that wrapped up the Bengals’ three-and-out three plays. The final games, 3 and 6, saw sacks from linebacker Dion Jones envelop Garrett in the left margin…

HILTON

Hilton said he’s been covering his short week as the Bengals prepare for Carolina in this Sunday’s Paycall game at his stadium. Hubbard, who missed a few plays early in the second half, said his finger was broken, but still had an astounding nine tackles, one sack, and a forced fumble.

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