Cincinnati Bengals wideout Ja’Marr Chase didn’t hold back in his postgame presser after the latest massive loss. While Chase was generally upbeat and said the right things as he steps into more of a leadership role with Joe Burrow out, some of his comments were deep cuts and quite telling.

Bengals quarterback Jake Browning, starting in place of Burrow for the second consecutive week, threw for 125 yards on 14-of-25 passing with no touchdowns. Browning insisted Cincinnati's effort was not the issue, though he acknowledged that the lack of production leaves plenty for everyone to examine.

Tensions are starting to run high for the Cincinnati Bengals, who lost their second straight game on Monday night in a 28-3 defeat against the Denver Broncos.

Taylor discussed the incident without concern during a press conference Monday night after the Broncos defeated the Bengals 28-3.

The game can be watched locally on Cincinnati's WCPO channel 9. It'll also be showed in Dayton (CH. 22 WKEF) and Lexington (CH. 36, WTVQ). It can also be streamed on ESPN+, the ESPN App and NFL+.

Jake Browning has already thrown five interceptions in the seven quarters he has played and the Bengals are averaging only 2.4 yards per carry. Lead back Chase Brown is getting hit behind the line of scrimmage on nearly 80% of his carries and is averaging just 2 yards per rush so far.