Williams: Sunday has to be one of the weirdest days in Cincinnati sports history. Equal parts depressing (Bengals) and exhilarating (Reds). Now what?

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/bengals as Cincinnati Reds Legend Calls Out Bengals Ownership After Ugly Loss to Vikings. MINNEAPOLIS — The Bengals lost to the Vikings 48-10 on Sunday in Minneapolis. The loss got the attention of Reds legendary broadcaster Marty Brennaman.

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In desperate need of a win, the Vikings got a major boost on Sunday morning as veteran safety Harrison Smith and star left tackle Christian Darrisaw were both active for the game against the Cincinnati Bengals. It’s the first time Smith and Darrisaw have played for the Vikings this season.

Week 3 offered a lot of interesting results in the NFL, but the Bengals may be the biggest losers of the week after a disastrous 48-10 loss in Minnesota.

It might take a little while to wash off the stink, but the Bengals have some time to prove Sunday's blowout loss was an aberration and not an indication.

The Vikings’ frenetic defense dominated Cincinnati on Sunday in a matchup of backup quarterbacks at U.S Bank Stadium.

The Cincinnati Bengals have to feel the urgency to improve their quarterback room after Jake Browning's Week 3 struggles.