Williams: The Bengals have reached the moral victory stage of the season. Joe Flacco seems good enough to help them win a few more games.

CINCINNATI, Ohio — Despite a spirited second-half comeback by new quarterback Joe Flacco, the Bengals are now on a four-game losing streak after Sunday’s 27-18 loss at Green Bay.

With the win, the Packers improved to 3–1–1 on the season after tying with Dallas in Week 4, continuing to build momentum in the NFC North. They now sit second behind the Detroit Lions, thanks to Love and a standout performance from running back Josh Jacobs.

Lambeau Field. Flacco (29-for-44, 219 yards and two touchdowns) pulled a lifeless Bengals offense together starting late in the first half. Cincinnati came up short in the contest, but their new signal-caller forced a nervy finish for the favored Packers before a crowd of 78,

The Cincinnati Bengals reportedly reached out to multiple teams, including the Eagles, to try and fix their quarterback issues.

The Cincinnati Bengals are adding a new quarterback, as CBS Sports' Jonathan Jones confirms they have traded for Cleveland Browns signal-caller Joe Flacco. The Browns are sending the 40-year-old Flacco and a sixth-round pick to the Bengals in exchange for a fifth-round pick.

"Just the one first down." The Bengals managed just one yard of total offense during the first quarter, which was dominated by the Packers in time of possession. The Packers managed just a field goal,