Cincinnati didn’t just lose in Pittsburgh—they unraveled. What was supposed to be a statement game turned into a 34–12 beatdown that exposed every flaw the Bengals have been trying to outrun. From Aaron Rodgers’ injury to Mason Rudolph’s unexpected heroics to a meltdown between Jalen Ramsey and Ja’Marr Chase, this one had everything… except a Bengals response.

Week 10 flipped the script on everything we thought we knew.

Miami broke free, the Jets won a game they had no business winning, Caleb Williams found his clutch gene in the snow, and Baltimore reminded everyone why they can never be counted out. It wasn’t a week of perfection—it was a week of grit, chaos, and the kind of football that exposes who’s real and who’s not.

This war isn’t new—it’s just louder. Gaza didn’t start burning on October 7; it’s been suffocating for decades under occupation, siege, and silence. What Israel calls self-defense has become starvation and erasure. What the world calls “complex” is actually clear—no child should starve for someone else’s sense of security.