The Cincinnati Bengals on offense are what you would expect and hope a Joe Burrow led offense to be.

Unfortunately, this is the worst defense of the Joe Burrow era.

Let's break down what the film tells us.

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Looking for the film-based takeaways from the Bengals Week 5 disaster loss at home to the Baltimore Ravens.

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We're going to start with some positives today.

We did not spend a whole lot of time on positives after the game, hopefully understandably

so.

But on the offensive side of the ball,

the Bengals score 38 points.

They don't get it done down the stretch.

But Joe Burrow plays his best game of the season.

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