Did The Cincinnati Bengals FINALLY Fix Their Biggest Problem? [KJHE37mz1ka]
The Cincinnati Bengals biggest issue in 2025 is agreed by many to be their defense. Cincinnati's offseason saw them attempt to fix this problem! Sign up for PrizePicks with code: HMA and get $50 in lineups instantly when you play your first $5+ lineup! Bengals Breakdown is talking about these NFL offseason changes in today’s video: - The Cincinnati Bengals' defense struggled significantly in the 2025 NFL season, ranking 30th in points per game and 31st in yards per game. - The Bengals made numerous defensive additions in free agency and the draft, including Boye Mafe, Bryan Cook, Jonathan Allen, Kyle Dugger, Dexter Lawrence, Cashius Howell, Tacario Davis, and Landon Robinson. - Cincinnati led the NFL with 163 missed tackles in 2025 (According to PFF), with Barrett Carter, Jordan Battle, and Demetrius Knight Jr. being among the worst offenders. - Bleacher Report's Gary Davenport ranked the Bengals defense 28th after the NFL Draft, a ranking that host Billy Beebe strongly disagrees with. Use our code for 10% off your next SeatGeek order*: - Sponsored by SeatGeek (*Restrictions apply. Max $20 discount). LIKE today's Cincinnati Bengals YouTube video ... or else! The Cincinnati Bengals' defense was a major liability during the 2025 NFL season, consistently failing to stop opponents. Cincinnati ranked 30th in the league by allowing 28.9 points per game and 31st in total defense, giving up 382.1 yards per game. The Bengals' run defense was particularly porous, finishing dead last in the NFL with 147.1 rushing yards allowed per game, while their pass defense ranked 26th with 235.1 passing yards per game. These defensive struggles were a primary reason the Cincinnati Bengals missed the playoffs, highlighting the urgent need for significant offseason improvements. Jump into the comments section and let us know: - Will the Bengals have more or less than 149.5 missed tackles in 2026? Type ‘M’ for More, or ‘L’ for Less Don't miss out on more Bengals Breakdown videos too: - Myles Murphy & Andrei Iosivas Are Entering MAKE-OR-BREAK Seasons for The Cincinnati Bengals - - Bengals Rumors: Duke Tobin Making A MAJOR MOVE Before Training Camp? - - Bengals News: Joe Burrow Believes The Cincinnati Bengals' 2026 OFFENSE IS LOADED! - When Cincinnati Bengals news hits, don't miss out! Turn on notifications 🔔 Bengals offseason additons: - The Cincinnati Bengals significantly upgraded their overall defensive talent through a combination of high-profile free agent signings and strategic draft picks. - The Bengals added crucial Super Bowl experience with the signings of Boye Mafe and Bryan Cook, both of whom have championship rings and understand how to play in big games. - Duke Tobin emphasized the importance of acquiring championship-caliber players like Mafe and Cook, noting their individual traits fit the Bengals' vision and coaching staff's plans. - As of the 2026 NFL season, there are no defensive players remaining from the Cincinnati Bengals' 2022 Super Bowl run, underscoring the complete overhaul of the unit. Bengals Offensive Coaches: Head Coach: Zac Taylor Offensive Coordinator: Dan Pitcher QB Coach: Brad Kragthorpe RB Coach: Justin Hill WR Coach: Troy Walters TE Coach: James Casey OL Coach: Scott Peters Pass Game Coordinator: Justin Rascati Assistant OL Coach: Michael McCarthy Assistant QB Coach: Fredi Knighten Offensive Assistant: Jordan Salkin 2025 Bengals Stats Leaders (Receiving): Ja'Marr Chase: 125 REC, 1,412 YDS, 8 TD Chase Brown: 69 REC, 437 YDS, 5 TD The Cincinnati Bengals offseason saw them make a concerted effort to overhaul their struggling defense with a flurry of new additions in free agency and the NFL Draft. Key free agent signings included edge rusher Boye Mafe, safety Bryan Cook, defensive tackle Jonathan Allen, safety Kyle Dugger, cornerback Ja’Sir Taylor, and linebacker Swayze Bozeman, all aimed at bolstering the defensive front and secondary. The Bengals also executed a significant trade to acquire defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence from the New York Giants, further strengthening their interior defensive line. In the 2026 NFL Draft, Cincinnati continued to invest in defense by selecting edge rusher Cashius Howell, cornerback Tacario Davis, and defensive tackle Landon Robinson, adding young talent and depth across the unit. Chat Sports is your go to place for ALL sports content. Subscribe to the main channel here: Get your daily dose of Bengals news, rumors, and analysis from @chatsports - featuring articles from top sources like Cincy Jungle, ESPN, and Sports Illustrated. Visit us now: #BengalsDefense #BengalsRumors #BengalsNews #CSDB #CSPP2026 #ad #CSSG2026 #CSCIN