The history between the Packers and Bengals is a wild one, featuring overtime thrillers, close and crushing losses and the beginning of the Brett Favre era in Green Bay. What could be in store Sunday when Joe Flacco -- who faced the Packers earlier this season but was traded to the Bengals on Tuesday -- starts for Cincinnati at Lambeau Field?

The Cincinnati Bengals have suffered their most lopsided loss in franchise history. They were beaten 48-10 by the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday.

The Bengals franchise record for worst point differential in a three-game span is within reach. The 2008 team was outscored by 80 with a 27-10 loss to the Steeles preceding the aforementioned 34-3 and 35-3 drubbings by the Colts and Ravens. If the Lions beat the Bengals by at least 18 points Sunday, it will mark a new franchise low.

The Cincinnati Bengals are now in a period of time they never thought they would find themselves in: the Joe Flacco era.

The Lions haven't beaten the Bengals in 33 years. Sunday's matchup provides Detroit a great opportunity to bury some ugly past vs. Cincinnati

New Bengals QB Joe Flacco ranks 5th in NFL history for most TD passes thrown to different players. With all his new options, he could be No. 1 by the end of '25

Our bold prediction for Lions vs. Bengals? Detroit sets a franchise record for the offense against Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Bengals QB Joe Flacco can make NFL history vs. the Packers, aiming to beat the same team twice in one season with two franchises.

Here are three reasons why the Packers will come out of the bye with a bang and beat the Bengals. With Jordan Love going punch for punch with Dak Prescott, the running game getting going and the YAC attack rolling, the Packers scored 40 points at Dallas.

It's not a surprise that the 49ers are checking in on Hendrickson with their pass rush injuries, but it's an encouraging sign that the front office would be willing to spend draft capital to bring in a star player like Hendrickson for a Super Bowl push this season.

One day after head coach Zac Taylor left the door open to possibly making a change at quarterback amid Jake Browning's struggles, the Cincinnati Bengals are acquiring Joe Flacco.

The Bengals secured their Week 18 victory against the Steelers but missed the playoffs because Denver defeated Kansas City. The team established a franchise record by scoring 472 points throughout the season which translated to 27.8 points per game while demonstrating one of the most explosive offenses in the NFL.