Chase Brown'S Bold Critique: Bengals' Defense Under Fire After Devastating Loss

  • By Cole
  • Nov. 4, 2025, 3:30 p.m.

Bengals' Heartbreaker to the Bears

With a 3-5 record hanging over their heads, the Cincinnati Bengals headed into Week 9 desperately needing a win. A victory against the Chicago Bears would have kept their playoff dreams alive and nipping at the heels of the Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC North.

However, despite a last-ditch fourth-quarter comeback – complete with an electrifying onside kick recovery – the Bengals' defense faltered in the game's final moments. The Bears snatched victory from the jaws of defeat with Colston Loveland's stunning 58-yard touchdown.

Chase Brown's Fiery Response

Post-game emotions were running high when Bengals' running back Chase Brown was asked about the devastating loss. Known for not holding back, Brown delivered a blistering NSFW critique of his team's defensive performance.

“What the (expletive)? We just gotta play complementary football. We put the ball in the endzone, and go up a point at the end, finish the (expletive) game. End it. That's it. That's what we need to do. Just end the (expletive) game.”

Brown's words echo the frustration of Bengals fans who are equally exasperated with the team's defense, which has allowed over 31 points per game in their last three outings.

Defense Woes Continue

Despite the offense's impressive 42-point performance, the defense's inability to hold the line cost the Bengals dearly. Cincinnati's defensive struggles are not new; they’ve plagued the team all season and are considered one of the weakest units in the NFL.

As the Bengals sit at 3-6, outside the playoff picture, questions loom large. The team must address these defensive issues in the upcoming bye week and possibly make changes before the NFL trade deadline. Fans and players alike are demanding answers after yet another gut-wrenching loss.

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