Cowboys (20) @ Bengals (19)

With veteran Kyle Cook and rookie Trevor Robinson splitting snaps at center, who should the Bengals turn to for the full time job?

Hopefully Bengals players didn't cost you your fantasy playoffs on Sunday. Much like their performance on the field, the Bengals had a lot of players that put up duds in fantasy football as they faced the Dallas Cowboys.

The top three players separate themselves as the talent levels were clear in the week fourteen loss.

The Cincinnati Bengals had a two-point lead with over six minutes remaining and some are asking why the team didn't run the football more. It actually didn't matter.

The game between the Cincinnati Bengals and Dallas Cowboys was a rough one; not just for the result, but there are a lot of bodies that played that game needing extra attention on both sides.

The Cincinnati Bengals suffered a devastating defeat to the Dallas Cowboys. At least they have a road to quickly forget about that loss.

Reggie Nelson's hit on Dez Bryant in the third quarter, which forced an incomplete pass, was ruled a personal foul. A foul that no one agrees with.

Playing the game of "what if", if the Bengals had converted field goals into touchdowns against the Dallas Cowboys, the game wouldn't have been close. Sadly most of the reasons for Cincinnati's failures were self-inflicted.

Breaking down the Cincinnati Bengals defensive snap distribution during the team's 20-19 loss to the Dallas Cowboys.