Film Breakdown: Bengals' Offense Stumbled a Bit, Still Took Advantage of Jets' Shortcomings

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November 1, 2025 • 2 mins

In a recent Cincinnati Bengals game, quarterback Joe Flacco heavily favored wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase, throwing to him 19 times while other players received minimal targets. This strategy, while effective initially, backfired as the New York Jets' defense adapted and double-covered Chase. The Bengals' reliance on Chase and Tee Higgins made their plays predictable, leading to a struggling offense. Despite Chase's impressive statistics, the team's future success with this approach remains uncertain against stronger opponents.

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