"Anquan Boldin," Flacco said, according to Geoff Hobson of Bengals .com. "Hands-wise, when he had people on him, you could throw the ball around him and knew that he was going to go fight for the football and be able to catch it with his hands."

Per SF Gate, a banner with the words "Joe Calm to the Rescue" was spotted hanging in Paycor Stadium during the Bengals-Steelers "Thursday Night Football" matchup. The banner was designed by Jeff Wagner, a Bengals fan who has been making and hanging 40-inch banners at every home game since 2000, per his Twitter.

It’s great to see the positive relationship between the Bengals and their former All-Pro left tackle Andrew Whitworth.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Flacco had some special help while learning the offense as quickly as possible after his trade: Joe Burrow. Burrow returned to the sidelines while Flacco threw for 300-plus yards and three scores in the season-saving, primetime win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.

CINCINNATI — The Bengals traded for Joe Flacco with hopes of saving their season. Sending a 2025 fifth-round pick to the Browns in exchange for the veteran quarterback and a 2026 sixth-round pick was a no-brainer for Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Flacco weighed in on New York Jets cornerback and former Cincinnati Bearcats All-American Ahmad "Sauce" Gardner during a press conference Oct. 22. The Bengals will take on the Jets, Flacco's former team, at Paycor Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 26.

The Bengals quarterback said he used to "feel so bad" for guys eating at restaurants by themselves, and he's now realized "that dude was in heaven"

Bengals quarterback Joe Flacco joked that he no longer feels sorry for the guy he sees sitting by himself and eating a meal.