Three touchdown passes, zero interceptions and 24 completions from 29 attempts. Joe Burrow was in control as Cincinnati beat Atlanta 34–17.
Burrow threw for 271 yards, and the Bengals scored on all four first-half possessions. That's the sort of offensive rhythm they'll need against tougher opponents.
Next up are the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday night, November 15. Something tells me Burrow won't find the same amount of breathing room against that defense.
Should Cincinnati stick with the patient passing game against Pittsburgh, or take more chances downfield?
Burrow threw for 271 yards, and the Bengals scored on all four first-half possessions. That's the sort of offensive rhythm they'll need against tougher opponents.
Next up are the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday night, November 15. Something tells me Burrow won't find the same amount of breathing room against that defense.
Should Cincinnati stick with the patient passing game against Pittsburgh, or take more chances downfield?
