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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The Cincinnati Bengals wanted to send a message after their dramatic playoff win Saturday over the Titans. They're not underdogs anymore. Cincinnati emphatically delivered that message with a 19-16 victory against the top-seeded Titans. Rookie Evan McPherson's 52-yard field goal as time expired sent the Bengals to their first AFC Championship Game since 1988.

The Cincinnati Bengals are making a habit out of winning in the playoffs. Following their 26-19 win over the Las Vegas Raiders in the Wild Card round, their first in 31 years, the Bengals gave out game balls at local bars. Zac Taylor was seen at Mt. Lookout Tavern handing out game balls.

NASHVILLE — The Bengals were underdogs going into Saturday's game against the Titans. Ultimately, they won 19-16 and advance to the AFC Championship Game for the first time since 1988. They'll play Buffalo or Kansas City for a chance to go to the Super Bowl. They'll be underdogs in...

The 2021 Titans won the AFC South for a second straight year, captured more victories than any conference contender except for the Chiefs and enjoyed a first-round bye as the No. 1 seed, only to fall flat in their Saturday night playoff debut, losing 19-16 to the upstart Bengals in Tennessee. And quarterback Ryan Tannehill, the catalyst of the team's transformation to contender a few years ago, was the chief culprit of the Titans' postseason disappointment for the second time in as many years.

Wow! That is the only way to describe a day on which both of the NFL's No. 1 seeds were eliminated from title contention. While anything can happen on any given Sunday, you do not expect the teams that secured the top seeds in a 17-week regular season to fall by the wayside before the championship round.

Rookie kicker Evan McPherson booted a 52-yard field goal as time expired to lift the fourth-seeded Cincinnati Bengals to a 19-16 upset victory over the top-seeded Tennessee Titans in the divisional round of the playoffs. McPherson connected on 4-of-4 field goals in the game. With the win, the Bengals advanced...

Evan McPherson's veins run with ice water. As time expired, the rookie kicker booted the game-winning 52-yard field goal to send the Bengals to the AFC Championship Game. Money Mac was brilliant all day, going 4 of 4 on field goals in a tight-fought game, including two from 50-plus yards. Zac Taylor's willingness to give up two yards on the play before McPherson's game-winner underscored the team's confidence in the young kicker. The rookie made a bad third-down sack by Joe Burrow late in the first half moot by banging a 54-yarder. McPherson became the first player in NFL history to make four-plus FGs in multiple games in a single postseason. None of McPherson's boots were even in doubt off his foot, including his game-winner. In a defensive battle, McPherson's conversions were the difference in Cincy knocking off the AFC's No. 1 seed.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- As the Tennessee Titans closed the book on the 2020 season, it was clear they needed pass-rush help. Tennessee recorded 19 sacks all of last season, which ranked third-worst in the league. However, thanks to some offseason additions, 2021 was much different. General manager Jon Robinson went...

The Tennessee Titans’ 2021 season is over after losing to the Cincinnati Bengals, 19-16, in the divisional round of the playoffs. The game was a microcosm of what we’ve seen for much of the season: the Titans’ offense was not good outside of a few plays, and the defense did all it could to save the day.

The New England Patriots are eliminated from the playoffs, but that doesn’t mean the remaining games and results won’t impact the team in some way. As Saturday’s AFC Divisional game between the Cincinnati Bengals and Tennessee Titans proved, good defense can still carry a team as the game featured some inspired defense from both sides.

I’ve got something to share, Tennessee Titans fans. But before I do, I’d like to remind you: Computers lack human emotion. They don’t hate your team. They’re just unimpressed by it. Deeply unimpressed. So much that if Titans make a run to win the Super Bowl...

Even though Saturday’s loss left Titans fans heartbroken, many are still finding reasons to celebrate. Not only did the Titans make it to the top of their division, but Saturday was a major win for Nashville’s economy.

The Tennessee Titans take on the Cincinnati Bengals in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs on Saturday but won’t see the return of a key member of their rushing attack, fullback Tory Carter. Obviously, Derrick Henry’s return is the big news, as he’s the final piece this team...

Another great week. We won both best bets and won them easily. Never in question. Just like we said. That brings us to 27-17 and on a heater heading into divisional round weekend. We are going to stick with our program here. This week doesn't look great to me. These...

The Cincinnati Bengals have plenty of confidence going into the divisonal round against the Tennessee Titans. Joe Burrow and Co., after all, conquered a 31-year drought by getting the best of the Las Vegas Raiders in the wild card round the week prior. And before Saturday’s game against the Titans,...

The Tennessee Titans do not have any significant injury issues ahead of Saturday’s divisional playoff game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Friday, however, they elected to protect themselves in one area, just in case. Cornerback Chris Jones was designated a standard elevation from the practice squad to the active roster,...

Fernando Espejo, otherwise known as "Chilly Pepper," travels from his home in Chihuahua to Nashville for every Titans game.

HOUSTON — To those who were certain, even at halftime, that the Tennessee Titans would stroll through NRG Stadium on Sunday to grab the AFC’s No. 1 seed in the playoffs, that’s just not how this rivalry works. It wasn’t going to be that easy. Nothing is for the Titans against the Houston Texans. Given that, it’s...

NASHVILLE – The last time that Derrick Henry, A.J. Brown and Julio Jones were on the field together was a week before Halloween, and the Tennessee Titans throttled the Kansas City Chiefs 27-3. Each contributed to that Week 7 blowout, with Henry carrying 29 times for 86 yards, Brown catching eight passes for 133 yards and a touchdown, and Jones catching two passes for 38 yards.