Bengals defensive back DJ Turner made an acrobatic interception near the end of the first half of Cincinnati's win against Pittsburgh.

The Cincinnati Bengals ruined a chance to keep the season alive by getting throttled by the 0-7 New York Jets in Week 8. Joe Flacco’s Bengals offense put up 38 points and looked like it could offer some lessons to Joe Burrow’s approach if the star quarterback returns this year.

Those Bengals had an extended break after the primetime win over Pittsburgh last week, which laid the foundation for confidence in a Joe Flacco-led offense. The 0-7 Jets hope to play the spoiler and will roll out quarterback Justin Fields for the effort.

The Jets are in Cincinnati to face the Bengals on Sunday and it looks like they'll have their top running back for the game.

With a bye in Week 9, the Jets are playing their last game before the Nov. 4 trading deadline. There might be a familiar name or two missing by the time they suit up again. The rumors are flying, and,

The New York Jets will enter Week 8 versus the Cincinnati Bengals searching for a spark on offense. The Jets (0-7) are scoring the sixth-fewest points in the league on a per-game basis (18.4) and that number is seemingly trending downwards with each passing week.

Turning our attention to yardage, Cincinnati has accumulated more total yards per game over its previous three matchups (353.3) than it has averaged for the season (268.7). In the passing game, the Bengals have seen an uptick in production over their last three games,

The New York Jets are finally victorious. Tight ends across the league celebrated their holiday. Here are the winners and losers from Week 8.