Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. The defending AFC champions heard the noise, so the Cincinnati Bengals reminded people why they made it to the Super Bowl last year. If you saw Joe Burrow's stat sheet from the first half against the Atlanta Falcons, you would be impressed with it through the entirety of four quarters. The Bengals defeated the Jets 27-12. In the first 30 minutes of the ballgame, he threw for 345 yards on 21-of-25 passing, three of them touchdowns.

Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. Eastern Washington quarterback Eric Barriere put up a mind-blowing stat line in the Eagles' 71-21 win over Idaho on Saturday. Eastern Washington got out to a hot start, outscoring Idaho 29-7 in the first quarter and then taking a 43-14 lead into the half. The Eagles were well on their way to victory and it helped that Barriere was playing out of his mind.

The 23-year-old wearing a sweatshirt and funky jogger pants could almost be mistaken for any other young man engaging in lighthearted banter while playing video games on a Tuesday morning. But after an MVP award in his second NFL season, Patrick Mahomes II tends to stick out, even when engaging in everyday activities like gaming. Though so much has changed in Mahomes's life after he laid waste to NFL secondaries with more than 5,000 yards and 50 touchdowns, he still reverts to a ritual that dates back to his middle school days: hours-long offseason video gaming sessions. "It's been something that I've taken with me all the way since I was that young," Mahomes said during a promotional event for new in-game content for "Call of Duty: Black Ops 4" at Treyarch's offices. Video games, especially shooters like Call of Duty, have served as a way for Mahomes to escape the pressures of his life on the field while still flexing his competitive muscles.