The Cincinnati Bengals and Green Bay Packers are legitimate Super Bowl contenders entering Week 10, relying on top-tier passing offenses while ranking among the NFL's worst in the run game.
The Bengals lead the league in passing offense with 285.5 yards per game, followed by the Packers at 279.7 yards per game. Both teams have exceeded 300 passing yards in three straight games.
Their success comes despite significant rushing struggles. Cincinnati ranks 30th in rushing yards per game, while Green Bay ranks 32nd. The Packers average 3.0 yards per rush, last in the league.
Joe Burrow and Jordan Love drive these pass-heavy attacks, supported by effective deep-threat receivers. The strategy challenges the long-held NFL belief that teams must establish the run to win.
Both teams rank in the top 10 of Pete Prisco's Week 10 Power Rankings, with the Bengals at No. 7 and the Packers at No. 10.
