CINCINNATI — The Bengals are now 3/3 on scoring touchdown drives with Joe Burrow this preseason. Cincinnati marched down the field on the opening possession Monday night thanks to multiple penalties by the Washington Commanders. Chase Brown punched in the scoring finisher on a 4th and short run to go up 7-0 against the NFC foe.

Cincinnati Bengals running back Chase Brown burst onto the scene last season. Following his breakout, the Bengals plan to rely heavily on the dual-threat back in 2025.

After being one of the league’s top running backs in the second half of last season, the Cincinnati Bengals are looking for Chase Brown to be an even bigger focal point this season. Joe Burrow has a new weapon: How Noah Fant can help an already loaded Bengals offense