Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow has taken the proverbial gloves off. Obviously irritated with how this season has played out and capable of seeing much of the blame falls on how the organization does business, Burrow has repeatedly put very public pressure on the Bengals to get things right.

Burrow is joined by five other quarterbacks, including the Ravens' Lamar Jackson, Bills' Josh Allen, Commanders' Jayden Daniels, Vikings' Sam Darnold, and Lions' Jared Goff. This will mark the former LSU Heisman winner's second appearance in the game, with his first coming in 2022.

There are sure things and then there's what the Baltimore Ravens appear to be headed for going into their regular-season finale Saturday against the visiting Cleveland Browns.

The Cincinnati Bengals will continue to take plenty of criticism for failing Joe Burrow this season even if the team manages to sneak into the playoffs. Justifiably so, given the MVP-like showing from Burrow.

Joe Burrow addresses the media before Bengals vs. Steelers in NFL Week 18. Burrow was named the AFC Offensive Player of the Week.

The Cincinnati Bengals are doing their best to salvage a playoff spot out of what has been an extremely disappointing season thus far. Still, Cincinnati enters the final game of the season as one of the hottest teams in the league,

The Cincinnati Bengals (8-8) have been seriously wounded since the beginning of December, but they have managed to barely survive all the way until the final week of the regular season. Joe Burrow is one of the main people propping them up,