Chris Evans

Cincinnati Bengals running back Chris Evans adjusts to quarterback Joe Burrow's back-shoulder throw on a 26-yard sideline grab.

Cincinnati Bengals running back Chris Evans is Captain America-like on 77-yard kick return.

Cincinnati Bengals running back Chris Evans can't be touched on 41-yard kick return

HB Chris Evans talks playing opportunities, game improvements and getting ready to start the season.

Cincinnati Bengals running back Chris Evans shows superhero awareness on 4-yard TD catch.

Bengals running back Chris Evans discussed taking advantage of his opportunity and his role on offense.

Bengals running back Chris Evans catches a 29-yard touchdown pass from Brandon Allen against the Miami Dolphins in the third preseason game.

Cincinnati Bengals running back Chris Evans burrows into the end zone for touchdown before half.

The Bengals mastered the Chiefs for the third time in 338 days Sunday and speaking of calendars, Cincinnati broke Kansas City's NFL-record streak of 26 straight wins in November and December in a 27-24 victory at Paycor Stadium that was the Chiefs' first December loss since 2018. And it may not have been the playoffs, but they were calling linebacker Germaine Pratt "Playoff P," again because it's been about 10 months and two weeks ago when he preserved the Wild Card win and he was up to his old crunch-time tricks again.

The Bengals travel to Tennessee looking to win their third straight on Sunday. The game airs at 1 p.m. on CBS. Here are five things to watch:

The NBA finals start Thursday night in San Francisco with the Steph Curry Warriors going for a fourth NBA title against the latest reincarnation of Celtics Pride and you know what that means in the Bengals locker room. "We're athletes and fans of other sports," says cornerback Mike Hilton. "We have no problem watching it and conversating about it."

It's the "A Wishin' and Hopin'" edition of the Bengals Booth Podcast with CBS Sports Kevin Harlan previewing the Week 7 matchup against the Ravens. Also, a one-on-one interview with running back Chris Evans and analysis from Dave Lapham.

After last Sunday's breakout romp in Detroit, Bengals rookie running back Chris Evans went back to the drawing board for this Sunday's AFC North showcase game (1 p.m.-Cincinnati's Channel 12) in Baltimore like the old special teams coach he is.

Wyatt Ray had been barely unpacked for a day in the Bengals locker room. But when someone pointed to the music computer over on the wall Thursday, he said he'd certainly feel comfortable enough to go over there right now and punch in some of his grandfather's unforgettable records.

Joe Burrow had his 90 seconds and a pair of rookies had their moments in the first half of Sunday's preseason finale at Paul Brown Stadium against the Dolphins. On the final play of the half Evan McPherson would have tied the club record with a 57-yard yard field goal in cutting the Dolphins' lead to 14-13.

Even behind Chris Evans' stylish glasses, his eyes were wider than the impact the rookie running back had on the Bengals roster during Saturday night's 19-14 win over the Buccaneers in the preseason opener.

Find out what Bengals head coach Zac Taylor and the players said to the media after a 19-14 preseason victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Bengals rookie running back Chris Evans threw a bevy of moves at the Super Bowl champion Buccaneers in Saturday night's preseason opener and his one-yard run with 13 seconds left in the first half gave them a 7-6 lead. Evans, a sixth-rounder out of Michigan, had seven carries for 17 yards, many of them coming on slithering second efforts, before putting his head and down and slamming in for the go-ahead touchdown.

You have guys who are the son of a coach and guys who are a coach on the field and guys who are a coach in waiting. But in rookie running back Chris Evans, the Bengals already have a guy who actually has been a coach for almost as long as he's played the game.

The Bengals today signed seven draft picks — DE Cam Sample, DT Tyler Shelvin, OT D'Ante Smith, K Evan McPherson, C/G Trey Hill, HB Chris Evans and DE Wyatt Hubert. The team also signed veteran free agent WR Trent Taylor.

After his first Bengals practice Friday morning inside the confines of Paul Brown Stadium, first-round pick Ja'Marr Chase sounded comfortable operating around both his new hash marks and Cincinnati streets ... Michigan running back Chris Evans did nothing to dispel his tag as a sixth-round steal.

The Bengals unveiled the jersey numbers of their 2021 draft class and they literally ran the gamut with LSU wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase taking No. 1 for the first time in franchise history and college teammate Tyler Shelvin hauling down No. 99.

A few behind-the scenes vignettes from the weekend on how the Bengals attacked this most unusual of drafts:

The new guys are watching the old guys. Like the Bengals' last two picks in Saturday's NFL Draft. While Michigan running back Chris Evans' teammates practiced a move called "The Mixon," in honor of Bengals running back Joe Mixon, seventh-rounder Wyatt Hubert of Kansas State has been copying edge rusher Trey Hendrickson's game.

The Bengals went historically big in the NFL Draft with seven of their 10 picks linemen.

Running back Chris Evans from Michigan garnered honorable mention All-Big Ten honors in 2017, rushing for 685 yards and six scores on 135 carries (5.1 per) and grabbing 16 passes for 157 yards (9.8 per) and a score.