Browning's three interceptions doomed Cincinnati in a 37-24 loss to Detroit, with Taylor taking the blame for offensive calls and vowing fixes. Browning has eight picks on 124 attempts this season, testing fantasy faith and the Bengals' QB plan as Week 6 approaches.

Detroit capitalized on miscues and Cincinnati's late surge showed life, but the setback raises questions about play-calling, decision-making, and roster depth. Fantasy managers should weigh Browning's volatility and monitor potential personnel moves that could change Cincinnati's short-term landscape.

Detroit rolled to a 37-24 win over Cincinnati, extending its streak to four. David Montgomery produced a dual-threat night, rushing for a TD and tossing a TD on a wildcat play, while Jared Goff threw three scores. Jahmyr Gibbs added a TD run, Amon-Ra St. Brown reached 100 receiving yards, and Sam LaPorta logged a 92-yard day with a TD as Detroit stayed unbeaten in the early going.

The Bengals fought back behind Jake Browning’s three TD passes and Ja’Marr Chase’s big plays, including a 65-yard score, but Cincinnati couldn’t overcome turnovers and a slow start. Burrow’s toe injury lingered, and Cincinnati slid to 2-3 as Detroit seized control early and held on late.

Detroit rolled past Cincinnati 37-24, extending its AFC North tour while Browning battled in Burrow’s absence. Sam LaPorta sparked the attack with a 97-yard receiving day and an early TD, Amik Robertson sealed a turnover after stepping in for DJ Reed, and Jared Goff delivered efficient throws despite a makeshift line. David Montgomery enjoyed a homecoming multi-TD performance, and Amon-Ra St. Brown logged 100 yards as Detroit seized control early and never relinquished it. Cincinnati could not sustain drives against the Lions’ pressure and playmaking.