Bengals (28) @ Chiefs (6)

This week in the Bengals Player Power Rankings, we see a 4th offensive lineman enter the top 12 players and two more rookies get close to entering the top 20.

Cincy Jungle writer Andrew Miller spent the past weekend in Kansas City cheering on the Cincinnati Bengals. During his time, he met some great fans, enjoyed a great stadium, and witnessed a great win.

Last week, I posted my sit/start recommendations for Bengals players for Week 11. Once a week, I’d like to quickly review various performances of Bengals players and reflect on whether or not a player lived up to their expectations.

The Cincinnati Bengals have absolutely dominated the last eight quarters of football in a way that I haven’t seen in my life. Are they finding their stride or is this their peak and we should expect a game where they fall back to earth?

Bengals running back BenJarvus Green Ellis posted 101 yards rushing and a touchdown during Cincinnati's win over the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Cincinnati Bengals secured a 22-point lead after Mohamed Sanu's 14-yard touchdown, expanding Cincinnati's already dominating lead into the fourth quarter.

Starting cornerback Terence Newman suffered a concussion against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday. Marvin Lewis told reporters on Monday that he should be able to practice this week.

With the Cincinnati Bengals securing a 21-6 lead, the offense slowed down while the Kansas City Chiefs offered no threat in the quarter. The third started and ended with the Bengals leading by 15.

The Cincinnati Bengals began the second quarter with a 7-3 lead. They walked into a half time with a commanding 21-6 advantage.

The Cincinnati Bengals took a 7-3 lead in the first quarter, thanks to Geno Atkins domination and fourth down conversions during Cincinnati's touchdown drive.