The Bengals continue to see a great return on investment by bolstering one of their weaker units from last season.

The Cincinnati Bengals defeated the Miami Dolphins by a 31-24 final score in Week 5, but they certainly played a sloppy game. The Bengals came close to blowing the game against the Dolphins, as they allowed Miami to score 14 points in the fourth quarter.

Do the Bengals get a passing grade so far?

The Bengals know what's waiting for them after the bye week.

They have claimed Jack Kiser off of waivers from the Jaguars. He will take the roster spot of Swayze Bozeman, who has been placed on injured reserve after injuring his forearm in Sunday’s win over the Dolphins.

Taking a look at the areas where the Cincinnati Bengals must self-scout during their bye week and what they must figure out going forward.

The Miami Dolphins fell to the Cincinnati Bengals 31-24 on Sunday, dropping to 0-5. Here were their best and worst PFF grades from the contest.

Cincinnati shifted to a higher rate of shotgun, downhill runs Sunday designed to create efficiency, but not necessarily explosives.

Boasting the league's third-lowest pressure rate, Cincinnati’s front five has transformed into a reliable wall behind young anchors Amarius Mims and Dylan Fairchild, who are finally giving Joe Burrow time to throw.