CINCINNATI (AP) — On a day when star wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase was often double-teamed, it was tight end Mike Gesicki who led the Cincinnati Bengals with seven catches for 91 yards against the two-time reigning Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs last week.

The Cincinnati Bengals find themselves in the exact situation they were at this time last year. After starting 0-2 for a third consecutive season, the Bengals head into a must-win Week 3 matchup on “Monday Night Football” at home vs.

Joe Burrow and the Bengals are rolling into Monday Night Football preparation against Washington with some new wrinkles in the offense. Namely the heightened usage of tight ends and 12 personnel following the best-receiving game from that position of Burrow's career.