Find out how to watch the NFL Week 6 game between the Green Bay Packers and Cincinnati Bengals, as well as the latest odds and updated injury report.

Ja'Marr Chase had absolutely no filter when he spoke about the Bengals' upcoming clash against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

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,

But if the Bengals lose on Thursday and the offense still has no identity or consistency, then the Bengals will be a daunting 2-5. The Bengals’ season is at its crossroads this week.

Green Bay returns from bye week after 40-40 tie with Dallas, while Cincinnati turns to their third quarterback of the season following trade with Browns.

One more field goal from Lucas Havrisik would put the game away for GB. The Packers would win at home, 27-18, coming out of the game with an improved 3-1-1 record. Green Bay will take on an injury-riddled Arizona Cardinals next week on the road.

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.

Packers DE Lukas Van Ness was carted from the sideline to the locker room with a foot injury on Sunday. Matt LaFleur said he needs an MRI on Monday.