CINCINNATI — The Bengals haven't made the playoffs in three seasons. Fans are frustrated and disappointing with a team that appears to be wasting Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase's prime years. Fans came together to purchase a billboard just two miles from Paycor Stadium. The message on the billboard is simple: "Fire Zac. Fire Duke. Save Burrow."

No, as far as anyone knows, Burrow doesn't want out of Cincinnati. He did say in his presser this week that he envisions himself as the Bengals QB in 2026. This fake viral post, from an account with "satire" in its bio, has some fans worried:

A Bengals fan purchased a billboard outside of downtown Cincinnati to call for change after they were eliminated from the playoffs.

The message is unmistakable. It’s aimed at head coach Zac Taylor and de facto general manager Duke Tobin, who share the bulk of the responsibility for the Bengals being eliminated from the playoffs for the third consecutive season. That’s three years lost from the prime not only of Joe Burrow’s career, but also of Ja’Marr Chase’s and Tee Higgins’.

Bengals will face a QB making his starting debut for the 23 time in franchise history when the Dolphins turn to rookie Quinn Ewers on Sunday.

Bengals reporter Elise Jesse announced on Thursday that she competed on Season 5 of Gordon Ramsay’s “Next Level Chef” on Fox.

For the Bengals, defensive tackles B.J. Hill and Kris Jenkins Jr. missed their second consecutive practices on the week. The interior of the Bengals’ defensive line could be extremely thin if they can’t play Sunday. We could see some defensive lineman called up from the practice squad.

The Cincinnati Bengals are looking to close their season on a positive note, beginning with Sunday’s trip to Miami to take on the Dolphins.