CINCINNATI — Joe Burrow voiced his confidence in the Bengals' coaching staff following Sunday's 24-0 loss to the Ravens. The loss was one of the worst of the Burrow era and certainly opens the door to speculation about head coach Zac Taylor's future in Cincinnati, among others.

If the Bengals move on from Zac Taylor, they probably force their way to the top of the vacancies list for the top candidates.

The order is determined by record, using strength of schedule as the first tiebreaker. If the NFL season ended now, the Bengals would have the ninth overall pick in the 2026 draft. If you purchase through our links, the USA Today Network may earn a commission. Prices were accurate at the time of publication but may change.

Many of the fans arriving for Sunday’s Ravens-Bengals game found their seats covered with snow. League rules require all snow to be removed by the home team. The Bengals admitted that the seats hadn’t been cleared. The NFL has provided a comment in response to an inquiry from PFT.

The Bengals dropped the shovel ahead of Sunday's snowy game against Baltimore. The quick freezing temperatures and dumping of snow in downtown Cincinnati over the past 24 hours caused the Bengals to violate NFL policy.

Cincinnati Bengals offensive tackle Amarius Mims injured his right knee during the fourth quarter of the team's NFL Week 15 loss to the Baltimore Ravens at Paycor Stadium. Mims left the field with help from medical personnel. The Bengals announced Mims' return as questionable.

Hamilton County Commissioner Stephanie Summerow Dumas called out the Bengals on social media after Sunday's game against the Ravens for the conditions fans dealt with due to the snow.

Amid frustrations from the fans and a melancholic Joe Burrow, former Ravens and Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Torrey Smith didn't hold back and called the Bengals the worst organization in the NFL.