The Bengals lost to the Bears 47-42 on Sunday afternoon at Paycor Stadium to fall to 3-6 on the season. They've lost back-to-back games and fall to

Some around the NFL apparently wonder what might happen with Trey Hendrickson at the trade deadline if the Bengals lose in Week 9.

After the Bengals scored two touchdowns in a 49-second span to erase Chicago's 14-point lead, the Bears pulled off their fifth win of the season when Caleb Williams delivered a 58-yard touchdown to rookie Colston Loveland with 17 seconds remaining.

Once again, he scored a return TD in Sunday's home game against the Chicago Bears. On the game's opening kickoff, Jones took it from the Bengals' 2-yard line to the house for a 98-yard TD. According to Michael David Smith of Pro Football Talk, entering Sunday, there had only been one kickoff-return TD this season.

According to ESPN's Ben Baby, Bengals defensive lineman McKinnley Jackson has requested a trade. It is unclear if Cincinnati will move him, though. Jackson was a third-round pick of the Bengals in 2024 but has been an afterthought on the defense over a season-plus.

Improving Bears finish off Bengals with last-minute touchdown pass from QB Caleb Williams to TD Colston Loveland

The Bengals became the first NFL team since the 1966 New York Giants to lose in back-to-back games with 38 points, according to ESPN.

Bengals defensive tackle McKinnley Jackson has requested a trade or his release, Ben Baby of ESPN reports.