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    Cincinnati Bengals Eyeing Strong Defense Reformation

    Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Mike Hilton recently spoke out about the team’s defensive struggles. The defense ranks near bottom of the league after allowing 41 points to the Baltimore Ravens during the previous week. Hilton addressed the issues in a private meeting with players, expressing his frustration at the team’s 1-4 record.

    Hilton admitted, “Our defense hasn’t been up to par.” “We realize that we must make a major turnaround if the team is to have a chance at winning.” The beauty of this game, however, is that you can always prove your worth.

    Defensive Woes Continue for Bengals

    The Bengals have been struggling on defense. They are currently ranked 31st for defensive success rate, 30th for points allowed per drive and 31st for third-down defence. Hilton revealed that a defensive meeting had not been held since the previous year when the team was in a similar situation. This year, the Bengals have one of the best offenses in the NFL, led by quarterback Joe Burrow.

    Hilton stressed that “we must fulfill our part of agreement.” “Our offensive is excelling, however we must step up. Our record could be 4-1 with just a few plays, but right now we’re 1-4 and need to get out of the hole.

    Bengals’ Wide Receiver Shares Optimism

    Ja’Marr Chass, the Bengals’ wide-receiver, stated that the team still believes it is the one to beat in AFC. Burrow, however, expressed that the team must continue to work hard before they consider the postseason.

    “We have to focus on our week-toweek, daily, and win-oriented goals,” he said.

    Burrow and Zac Taylor both refrained from pointing the finger at the defense. They stressed that the whole team must improve. Taylor expressed confidence that the defense can improve.

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    Defense Improvement – A Priority

    Taylor said that despite their record, the team’s energy and attention to details during practice was high. Bengals linebacker Germaine pratt stated that a healthier defense line would benefit the group. Sheldon Rankins has been out of practice since Week 2 due to a hamstring problem.

    Pratt, along with the rest of the defense team, are aware that improvements are urgently needed. Pratt stated that the team must improve its game.

    “If we can give Burrow more opportunities to get the football back, we will win more matches.”

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