Tyler Boyd on Playing Baltimore Across Three Consecutive Home Games: 'Know us Just as Good as we Know Them'

CINCINNATI — Tyler Boyd has flushed the Bengals' 24-3 loss to Cleveland and is ready to go 1-0 this week against a team Cincinnati will oddly play a third-straight home game against.

Cincinnati closed the 2022 regular season against Baltimore with a 27-16 win, played their lone home playoff game against them a week later (24-17 win), and now opens the 2023 home slate against the division rival.

"I felt like we've been playing them the last five games now," Boyd said about another home matchup against the Ravens. "They probably know us just as good as we know them, so that's the good thing about it. It's gonna be definitely a hard-fought game, divisional game again. So we gotta go out there and play one of our best games."

Sunday marked just the 12th time across 104 career games that Boyd's been held to 10 receiving yards or less (two catches for 10 yards in the loss).

Cincinnati needs the entire offense to stop malfunctioning this Sunday.

"You don't even think about it," Boyd said about a loss when Wednesday rolls around. "We'll see them boys (Cleveland) at the end of the year. Hopefully, we've solidified ourselves and they got their plan for a playoff spot or whatever, but we're just looking into the next game and we gotta get past Baltimore."

Cincinnati kicks off Week 2 at 1 p.m. ET on Sunday.

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