Joe Burrow and the Bengals are rolling into Monday Night Football preparation against Washington with some new wrinkles in the offense. Namely the heightened usage of tight ends and 12 personnel following the best-receiving game from that position of Burrow's career.

Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals aren't panicking despite an 0-2 start. "We're in a fine spot," Burrow said during his weekly news conference

While he noted there is calm in how the Bengals are approaching Monday's game vs. the Commanders, Joe Burrow said there is a sense of urgency for Cincinnati to find its first win quickly.

The Cincinnati Bengals find themselves in the exact situation they were at this time last year. After starting 0-2 for a third consecutive season, the Bengals head into a must-win Week 3 matchup on “Monday Night Football” at home vs.

Joe Burrow is still reeling from a tough loss to the Kansas City Chiefs due to a late penalty that resulted in a game-winning field goal. On the Rich Eisen Show, Burrow shared that he is his own harshest critic and constantly looks for areas to improve his game.