INGLEWOOD, Calif. -- The Bengals nearly pulled of the greatest road comeback in franchise history but let victory slip through their hands several times in the final three minutes, dropping a 34-27 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers Sunday night at SoFi Stadium. Evan McPherson missed a pair of field goals and Mike Hilton had a potential pick-6 slip through his hands with under two minutes remaining. Instead the Bengals allowed Justin Herbert to march 84 yards in 27 seconds, capped off by J.K. Dobbins 29-yard TD run with 18 seconds remaining. Trags and Skinny have the postgame locker reaction from the Bengals who fall to 4-7.

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BALTIMORE -- The Bengals again failed to protect a double-digit second half lead against the Ravens and fell 35-34 at M&T Bank Stadium Thursday night. The Bengals had a chance to win the game with 38 seconds left on a two-point conversion but Joe Burrow's pass for Tanner Hudson fell incomplete. Burrow had drawn the Bengals within one on his fourth touchdown of the game - and third to Ja'Marr Chase, who finished with 11 catches for 264 yards and touchdowns of 67, 70 and five yards. Trags and Skinny discuss the key breakdowns and how it all got away from the Bengals and where the blame should go after this gut-punching loss.

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CINCINNATI -- Joe Burrow threw five touchdowns and Chase Brown ran for 120 yards on 27 carries as the Bengals finally recorded a home win Sunday, 41-24 over the Las Vegas Raiders at Paycor Stadium. Trey Hendrickson was dominant with a career-high four sacks, giving him an NFL-leading 11 on the season. The Bengals are 4-5 as they head to Baltimore and a Thursday night showdown with the Ravens. In the latest episode of the JungleRoar Skinny Bengals post-game pod, Trags and Skinny of Local 12 discuss the significance of the win and why Joe Burrow expecting more from himself and the offense matters so much going forward.

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CINCINNATI -- The offense has no balance, the defense can't get pressure on the quarterback and Joe Burrow sounds like he's just about had enough. The vibes weren't good Sunday after a 37-17 home loss to the Philadelphia Eagles as the Bengals fell to 0-4 at home. Where do the Bengals begin to fix all the issues? Can they be fixed? Trags and Skinny of Local 12 break it all down in the latest edition of the Jungle Roar Skinny Bengals postgame pod.

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CINCINNATI -- The Bengals have strung together consecutive wins for the first time this year. The Bengals welcome the Philadelphia Eagles to town Sunday in the "White Bengal" game at Paycor, a game that was moved from a national TV audience to 1 p.m. What do the Bengals need to do to continue their momentum? Should they consider going out and getting an offensive tackle to add depth behind Orlando Brown Jr.? James Rapien joins Trags to look back on a win in Cleveland and preview this week's game against the Eagles.

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CLEVELAND -- The Bengals finally got their win in Cleveland Sunday, thanks to complementary, gritty football for a second straight week. Charlie Jones set the stage early with a 100-yard touchdown return on the opening kick and Joe Burrow threw TD passes to Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins as the Bengals prevailed 21-14 for their first win in Cleveland since 2017 while improving their record to 3-4 on the season.

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CINCINNATI -- Fresh from their win over Dexter Lawrence, Brian Burns and the New York Giants on national television, the Bengals are back on the road this Sunday for a matchup with Myles Garrett and the Cleveland Browns. The Bengals haven't won in Cleveland since 2017, losing their last six trips to Lake Erie. How can the Bengals snap this string and get a step closer to .500? Trags welcomes Paul Dehner Jr. of The Athletic to discuss what the win over the Giants could mean for the Bengals going forward and their talented rookie class.

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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- The Bengals outlasted the New York Giants, 17-7, Sunday night for their first ever road win over Big Blue in five trips to New Jersey. The Bengals used a tenacious defensive effort, stopping the Giants twice on fourth down in the second half to turn back Daniel Jones and the Giants. Joe Burrow ran for a career-long 47-yard touchdown and threw for only 208 yards and no touchdowns but led the Bengals on a game-clinching drive late. Trags and Skinny touch all the bases in the JungleRoar Skinny Bengals postgame pod.

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CINCINNATI -- The Bengals had three different 10-point leads Sunday but could not come away with the win as Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry prevailed in overtime, 41-38, Sunday at Paycor Stadium. Joe Burrow said after the game that he's not shocked the Bengals are 1-4. He knows exactly why they're at the bottom of the AFC North. The Bengals botched a 53-yard field goal attempt in overtime and Burrow threw a costly interception in the fourth quarter. Trags and Skinny break it all down, including locker room reaction following Sunday's loss.

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CINCINNATI -- The Bengals are fresh from their first win of the season after turning back the Carolina Panthers, 34-24, Sunday in Charlotte. The running game with Chase Brown and Zack Moss has given a new dimension to the Joe Burrow offense. Meanwhile, the Bengals need to find a way to contain Derrick Henry, Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens rushing attack. Cam Taylor-Britt has had a rough couple of weeks. What will it take for the top corner to bounce back? Jay Morrison of SI.com BengalsTalk.com joins Trags to discuss.

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