The fantasy football season is underway, which means it’s time to come up with a name for your fantasy team. Whether you’re deep into a dynasty league or starting up a new redraft team, finding the right name for your squad can be a challenge.
We compiled a list of the best fantasy football team names for each NFL franchise. But if you’re just looking for Cincinnati Bengals-themed team names, you’ve come to the right place.
Cincinnati Bengals Fantasy Team Names
- Beg, Burrow, and Steal (Joe Burrow)
- Burrowito Bowl (Joe Burrow)
- Joey Franchise (Joe Burrow)
- Slim Shiesty (Joe Burrow)
- The Real Slim Joey (Joe Burrow)
- My Name Is…Slim Burrow (Joe Burrow)
- You’re On Burrowed Time (Joe Burrow)
- The More You Joe (Joe Burrow)
- Joe Exotic (Joe Burrow)
- Burrow’s Churros (Joe Burrow)
- G.I. Joe Burrows (Joe Burrow)
- Indiana Joes & The Last TD (Joe Burrow)
- Tiger Kings (Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase)
- Ja’Marr-Burrow Lights (Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase)
- Wake Me Up Before You Burrow (Joe Burrow)
- Don’t Joe Chasin Waterfalls (Joe Burrow)
- Boulevard of Burrow-ken Dreams (Joe Burrow)
- Geaux Burreaux (Joe Burrow)
- The Joe Throwgan Experience (Joe Burrow)
- MarlBurrow Man (Joe Burrow)
- Joe Burrowgan (Joe Burrow)
- Better Business Burrow (Joe Burrow)
- The Burrow-que Period (Joe Burrow)
- Joe’Marr (Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase)
- Burrow, Row, Row Your Boat (Joe Burrow)
- Hot Fudge Burrownies (Joe Burrow)
- Run Burrow Run (Joe Burrow)
- Til I Collapse Burrow’s Pocket (Joe Burrow)
- Stan Mom’s Spaghetti (Joe Burrow)
- Not Afraid of Burrowhead (Joe Burrow)
- Burrow Please II (Joe Burrow)
- Forgot About Joe (Joe Burrow)
- Ja’Marrvelous (Ja’Marr Chase)
- Ja’Marrathon Men (Ja’Marr Chase)
- High-Speed Chase (Ja’Marr Chase or Chase Brown)
- Chase-ing Down Victories (Ja’Marr Chase or Chase Brown)
- Chase-ing Glory (Ja’Marr Chase or Chase Brown)
- Chase-ing TDs (Ja’Marr Chase or Chase Brown)
- Chase-ing Wins (Ja’Marr Chase or Chase Brown)
- Chase-ing the Trophy (Ja’Marr Chase or Chase Brown)
- Chase The Ace (Ja’Marr Chase or Chase Brown)
- The Chase Is On (Ja’Marr Chase or Chase Brown)
- Chase Your Dreams (Ja’Marr Chase or Chase Brown)
- Chase Bank (Ja’Marr Chase or Chase Brown)
- Chase In Space (Ja’Marr Chase or Chase Brown)
- In Chase I Trust (Ja’Marr Chase or Chase Brown)
- Chase Dynasty (Ja’Marr Chase or Chase Brown)
- The Great Chase (Ja’Marr Chase or Chase Brown)
- Tee Time (Tee Higgins)
- Higgins’ Heros (Tee Higgins)
- Tee’d Off (Tee Higgins)
- Higgie Smalls (Tee Higgins)
- Tee Hee Hee (Tee Higgins)
- Spill the Tee (Tee Higgins)
- All About the Tee (Tee Higgins)
- In Tee We Trust (Tee Higgins)
- Tee Titans (Tee Higgins)
- Tee-rific Team (Tee Higgins)
- Teeing Off (Tee Higgins)
- Tee-Rex Attack (Tee Higgins)
- Who Dey Dynasty
- Bengal Brawlers
- Roaring To Victory
- Tiger Kings
- Jungle Boogie
- Welcome to the Jungle
- Who Dey Nation
- Cardiac Cats
- Tiger Terror
- Striped Savages
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Who Are the Bengals’ Top Fantasy Players?
Ja’Marr Chase Fantasy Outlook
There is a fine line between worrying and making actionable changes. I remain stubborn that we are not at the latter with Chase, but we are certainly at the former. Over his last three starts with Burrow, Chase has turned 11 catches into just 21.7 fantasy points. Here are his numbers with Burrow throwing the ball in those three games compared to his statistical profile beforehand:
Last three games with Burrow:
- Receptions per route: 12.9%
- PPR fantasy points per target: 1.45
- Target share: 17.6%
- Average depth of target: 6.9 yards
Career previously with Burrow:
- Receptions per route: 16.7%
- PPR fantasy points per target: 2.04
- Target share: 25.2%
- Average depth of target: 11.1 yards
In theory, this is a buy-low opportunity. Burrow and Tee Higgins will be healthier with time, and that should increase Chase’s metrics across the board. “Theories,” however, don’t put fantasy points on the board – matchups against the Commanders do.
This is a hinge spot of sorts. Post a monster game and we will forgive him for the recent struggles and lock him in as a WR1 moving forward. Another underwhelming showing, and the alarm will officially sound.
Tee Higgins Fantasy Outlook
This is Higgins’ fifth season since coming out of Clemson. Here are his cumulative numbers from the first game he’s played in those first four seasons:
- PPR fantasy points: 27.0 (6.8 per game)
- Receptions: nine
- Targets: 21 (42.9% catch rate)
- Receptions per route: 7.6%
That looks bad, and it doesn’t get any better when I provide context.
Tutu Atwell, 2023:
- PPR fantasy PPG: 7.0
- Catch rate: 58.2%
- Receptions per route: 9.7%
It sounds like Higgins will return against the Commanders this week, but I wouldn’t blame you for treading lightly given his last-minute injury designations in the past (or his history of playing and then either being used as a decoy or exiting the game early). This situation is a pain, but hopefully, Higgins is back and plays the entire contest without any limitations.
Zack Moss Fantasy Outlook
For a player on a 0-2 team without 110 scrimmage yards this season, I’m oddly optimistic about Moss’ outlook moving forward. He has tripled the the carry count of Chase Brown in both games this season and earned four targets in the season-opening loss to the Patriots.
Moss’ snap share:
- Week 1: 64.6%
- Week 2: 82%
With the Commanders on the slate to round out this week and a date with the Panthers next Sunday, your opportunity to invest in Moss is likely running short. He’s an average RB2 for me who I’m playing over a featured back in a similarly positive matchup like Jerome Ford.
Joe Burrow Fantasy Outlook
Things have to get better, right?
Burrow showed some form last week at Kansas City (23-for-36 for 258 yards and a pair of touchdowns), but we’ve yet to see his true upside this season. You couldn’t ask for a better matchup to get right and get his Bengals into the win column, but he has come up a little short in these situations of late.
In his last nine games as a favorite, Burrow has averaged just 14.1 fantasy points per game, a number that would have checked in as QB23 on a per-game basis last season. He’s my QB10 this week, and if you have him, you’re starting him. The question for me is not if he can produce in this game but what can we expect from him after two tough matchups and one easy one.