Cincinnati Bengals 2023 Season Recap
February 26, 2024
It was a struggle all season for the Cincinnati Bengals. They got off to a shaky start but eventually found
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It was a struggle all season for the Cincinnati Bengals. They got off to a shaky start but eventually found
Once Brady confirmed his retirement, Tampa Bay brought in Baker Mayfield. Few could have expected what the Buccaneers were able to do in 2023, a season that saw them start 3-1, fall to 4-7, and then cap off the year going 5-1. Along the way, they captured their third NFC South crown in a row, adding a playoff victory over the Eagles to accompany it.
Coming off a three-win 2022 season, the only direction the Chicago Bears could go was up. However, after a dismal 1-5 start to the 2023 season, things looked like they were somehow getting worse. A much-anticipated season was spoiled from the beginning by a lackluster offense and a terrible defense.
The Washington Commanders’ 2023 season was nothing short of an emotional roller coaster. The Josh Harris-led ownership group purchased the franchise from disgraced owner Dan Snyder for $6.05 billion, officially kicking off a new era of Washington football.
It is obvious to fans and non-Vikings fans that this season did not end up as the coaches and players
The Denver Broncos superfan Brandon Perna of ThatsGoodSports would tell you that the 2022 Broncos were a bad team, and
Miami’s 2023 season got off to a fantastic start, especially in Week 3 with their historic blowout of the Denver Broncos.
The 2023 calendar year began with the Jacksonville Jaguars storming back from a 27-3 halftime deficit to stun the Los Angeles Chargers on Wild Card Weekend. Despite their loss the next weekend to the Chiefs, most pegged Jacksonville to run away in what appeared to be a weakened AFC South this season.
The Green Bay Packers walked into the season with the youngest roster in the league. There was overwhelming optimism from
As Brian Daboll’s team walked off the field following a 38-7 loss that ended their 2022 season, many fans were left to wonder how the team would prepare for an encore performance in 2023.
For the Atlanta Falcons, 2023 was supposed to be the final chapter of a three-year plan. Head coach Arthur Smith and general manager Terry Fontenot brought in talent and cleared the dead cap on contracts from both Julio Jones and Matt Ryan. Owner Arthur Blank and CEO Rich McKay firmly believed this was their year to win.
The Jets will now enter an offseason packed with uncertainty at the quarterback position.
It was a struggle all season for the Cincinnati Bengals. They got off to a shaky start but eventually found their groove, and while not
Once Brady confirmed his retirement, Tampa Bay brought in Baker Mayfield. Few could have expected what the Buccaneers were able to do in 2023, a season that saw them start 3-1, fall to 4-7, and then cap off the year going 5-1. Along the way, they captured their third NFC South crown in a row, adding a playoff victory over the Eagles to accompany it.
Coming off a three-win 2022 season, the only direction the Chicago Bears could go was up. However, after a dismal 1-5 start to the 2023 season, things looked like they were somehow getting worse. A much-anticipated season was spoiled from the beginning by a lackluster offense and a terrible defense.
The Washington Commanders’ 2023 season was nothing short of an emotional roller coaster. The Josh Harris-led ownership group purchased the franchise from disgraced owner Dan Snyder for $6.05 billion, officially kicking off a new era of Washington football.
It is obvious to fans and non-Vikings fans that this season did not end up as the coaches and players expected. Tied for third in
The Denver Broncos superfan Brandon Perna of ThatsGoodSports would tell you that the 2022 Broncos were a bad team, and that might be putting it
Miami’s 2023 season got off to a fantastic start, especially in Week 3 with their historic blowout of the Denver Broncos.
The 2023 calendar year began with the Jacksonville Jaguars storming back from a 27-3 halftime deficit to stun the Los Angeles Chargers on Wild Card Weekend. Despite their loss the next weekend to the Chiefs, most pegged Jacksonville to run away in what appeared to be a weakened AFC South this season.
The Green Bay Packers walked into the season with the youngest roster in the league. There was overwhelming optimism from fans of the Pack, but
As Brian Daboll’s team walked off the field following a 38-7 loss that ended their 2022 season, many fans were left to wonder how the team would prepare for an encore performance in 2023.
For the Atlanta Falcons, 2023 was supposed to be the final chapter of a three-year plan. Head coach Arthur Smith and general manager Terry Fontenot brought in talent and cleared the dead cap on contracts from both Julio Jones and Matt Ryan. Owner Arthur Blank and CEO Rich McKay firmly believed this was their year to win.
The Jets will now enter an offseason packed with uncertainty at the quarterback position.
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