Jake Browning shared he was pissed about being benched for Joe Flacco, but won't take all the responsibility for the offense's struggles.

CINCINNATI — The Bengals are trading for Cleveland Browns quarterback Joe Flacco to try and keep the 2-3 season alive in hopes of making a potential Joe Burrow return later in the season worthy of happening.

The Bengals saw the return of rookie edge rusher Shemar Stewart to practice on Wednesday. Stewart was limited as he works his way back from an ankle injury.

Ja’Marr Chase is too talented to be stuck on one of the NFL’s worst teams. One of the best wide receivers in the league is also too expensive to be just another Bengal frustrated at

The Browns made a jaw-dropping move this week, trading veteran quarterback Joe Flacco to the division rival Cincinnati Bengals in exchange for moving up from a sixth-round pick to a fifth-round pick in the upcoming draft.

Mike Florio and Devin McCourty agree the Bengals must do something about their terrible offensive performance since Joe Burrow exited the lineup.

Ahead of the NFL trade deadline, the Bengals could probably best navigate it through a mixture of buying and selling. NFL.com’s Kevin Patra recently pointed out that the Bengals should probably be looking at offensive line help:

The Cincinnati Bengals decided to roll with Jake Browning and wound up getting rolled over by the Minnesota Vikings. After franchise quarterback Joe Burrow went down injured in Week 2, Browning

Ja'Marr Chase dismissed any notion that he was frustrated with head coach Zac Taylor during a spirited sideline conversation in the loss to Denver.