The Cincinnati Bengals are concerned that tight end Erick All Jr. may have torn his right ACL during the game against the Raiders. This injury is particularly troubling as it mirrors a previous ACL tear he suffered in the same knee last October.

All, a fourth-round rookie, has quickly become integral to the Bengals' offense this season. With him sidelined for the remainder of the 2024 season, the team is expected to rely more on veteran tight ends Mike Gesicki, Drew Sample, and Tanner Hudson.

In a dominant performance, Joe Burrow matched his career high with five touchdown passes, leading the Cincinnati Bengals to a 41-24 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders. Chase Brown also shone, rushing for a career-best 120 yards as the Bengals secured their first home win of the season.

Burrow completed 27 of 39 passes for 251 yards, while Brown's efforts on the ground were crucial, especially with Zack Moss sidelined. The Raiders struggled, with Gardner Minshew fumbling and later being replaced by Desmond Ridder, who managed to throw a late touchdown.

The Cincinnati Bengals' offense is performing exceptionally well, led by quarterback Joe Burrow and standout wide receivers Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins. Burrow is second in touchdowns and fifth in passing yards, while Chase leads in receiving touchdowns and ranks second in yards.

Chase attributes the team's improved performance against the Cleveland Browns to the addition of rookie tight end Erick All, who enhances the offense's versatility. The Bengals are averaging their highest rushing yards per attempt in nearly 30 years, thanks in part to All's contributions.