The Bengals are armed with a high-flying offense that could bend and break Baltimore’s stop unit. On the season, the Bengals are averaging 25.5 points per game, but that takes into account their 10-point output in Week 1s loss to the New England Patriots. Since then, Cincinnati has generated an average of 30.6 points per outing.

And while he didn't mention Goff by name, Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is hoping to have a similar performance Sunday when the Baltimore Ravens come to town. Cincinnati's 1-3 record and the Ravens' formidable defense are among the reasons why Burrow is putting so much weight on his performance Sunday.

Cincinnati Bengals franchise quarterback Joe Burrow took to the podium for his weekly press conference with a high level of intensity on Wednesday. This is likely because Burrow knows the weight of Cincinnati’s upcoming game against the Baltimore Ravens (2-2) on Sunday at Paycor Stadium.