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Packers, Bengals preview from Green Bay
Green Bay gets ready to host the Cincinnati Bengals, a team that now has a quarterback that has already beaten the Packers this season. More from FOX6's Tim Van Vooren.
GREEN BAY, Wis. - The Packers look to start building momentum when they host the Bengals on Sunday. Come kickoff, it will have been more than a month since they last won a game.
Green Bay (2-1-1) sits second in the NFC North coming out of its bye week. The team's last win came in a Thursday Night Football clash with the Washington Commanders on Sept. 11. Cincinnati (2-3) is second in the AFC North and has lost three straight games.
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Sunday will be the second time in three games that the Packers will face quarterback Joe Flacco. The veteran, who quarterbacked the Cleveland Browns in a Week 3 win over Green Bay, was traded to the Bengals this week. Cincinnati has since named Flacco their starting quarterback.
The Packers are 5-3 against the Bengals at home, but the all-time series – which dates back to 1971 – is knotted at 7-7. Green Bay has won the last two games, both of which went to overtime. They last played in 2021.
A trio of former Packers now suit up for the Bengals: linebacker Oren Burks and defensive tackles Mike Pennel and T.J. Slaton. Jerry Montgomery, who is now Cincinnati's defensive line/run game coordinator, spent nine seasons coaching in Green Bay.
The Source: FOX6 News gathered information from the Green Bay Packers' website and FOX Sports.