Cincinnati Bengals
AFC North · Schedule 2025 · Stats 2025
2025 Team Stats
Every total is compared with all 32 NFL teams. Higher offensive production receives the better rank.
Total Offense
Passing & receiving
- Completions / attempts
- 412 / 640
- Completion rate
- 64.4%
- Yards per attempt
- 6.6
- Touchdowns
- 36 #2
- Interceptions
- 17
- Targets / receptions
- 584 / 404
- Receiving yards / TD
- 4,128 / 34
Rushing
- Attempts
- 381
- Yards
- 1,591 #26
- Yards per carry
- 4.2
- Touchdowns
- 11 #22
- Fumbles lost
- 7
Cincinnati Bengals league-percentile shape
The radar separates volume from efficiency so one huge counting total does not hide how the offense actually operates.
Pass / rush balance
Share of total offensive production.
All six axes compare this team with the other 31 NFL clubs in the selected season. The center represents the bottom of the league; the outer edge represents the league leader.
Where the offense attacks
Actual target and carry direction from nflverse play-by-play—not tracking coordinates.
Target direction
Where intended receivers were targeted and what those plays produced.
Run direction
Where recorded rushing attempts were aimed and what those carries produced.
Zac Taylor
6–112025 regular seasonDan Pitcher
Play caller · Zac TaylorVerified 2025 staff source ↗1,026 synchronized pass/run calls. Deep-target rate uses recorded target depth; explosive rate counts gains of 20+ yards.
2025 season leaders
Direction, distance, outcome, opponent, and play-calling rates come from nflverse play-by-play. Head-coach names and results come from the nflverse game schedule. The 2025 coordinator and play-caller are season-specific staff data; unavailable seasons remain labeled pending.
Big-play profile
Transparent explosive-play counters from synchronized play-by-play, combined here with the core team report.
How Cincinnati Bengals creates explosive plays
Every radar axis is a league percentile. Farther from the center means the team ranks closer to the top of the NFL.
Volume, efficiency, and ceiling
This shape compares six different ways an offense can create chunk plays. A broad shape signals multiple paths to explosive production.
QB · RB · WR · TE
Each axis ranks this team’s position group against the same position group on all 32 NFL teams.
NFL percentiles compare all 32 teams for the selected season. Position-group percentiles compare QB with QB, RB with RB, WR with WR, and TE with TE. FLIQ explosive credits weight longer gains and long touchdowns; they are evidence, not a copied third-party rating.
Defensive production
DL, linebacker, and defensive-back results from synchronized IDP game logs.
Disruption
- Sacks
- 34.0 #23
- Tackles for loss
- 56.0
- Quarterback hits
- 79.0
- Forced fumbles
- 11.0
- Fumble recoveries
- 7.0
Coverage & tackling
- Total tackles
- 1,047.0 #8
- Solo / assists
- 546.0 / 501.0
- Interceptions
- 13.0
- Passes defended
- 75.0
- Defensive touchdowns
- 0.0
Cincinnati Bengals defensive playmaking shape
Per-game IDP production is compared with every NFL defense, so teams with different numbers of synchronized games remain comparable.
Impact-event profile
Recorded pressure, backfield, takeaway, and coverage events from synchronized defensive game logs.
Radar axes use per-game rates and league ranks. Impact categories can overlap on the same play—for example, a sack can also be recorded as a tackle for loss.
Who drives this defense?
Leaders at each IDP level. Active IDP scoring ranks players by this league’s exact rules; otherwise FLIQ orders them by tackles, then impact plays.
