CINCINNATI, Ohio — The Bengals offense on Sunday in Buffalo looked like it had during the last several seasons since Joe Burrow’s arrival. However, Sunday was a possible case of too little, too late in Cincinnati’s 39-34 loss .

The Bengals, who didn’t have Burrow for nine games due to turf toe surgery, fell to 4-9 and their hopes of making the playoffs are now faint at best. Despite that, Cincinnati’s offense looked sharp as Burrow threw four touchdown passes and kept them in the game despite two crucial fourth-quarter interceptions.

“We know what we can be. We know what we can do when we execute,” Burrow stated matter-of-factly to reporters after the game. “And we were able to execute today, for the most part, and we just got to do more.”

What Bengals coach Zac Taylor said about the

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