“Nobody’s Panicking — Yet”: Joseph Ossai Sends Chilling Message as Bengals Refuse to Fold After 2-4 Start
CINCINNATI — The Bengals were close again to a win on Sunday, but no cigar for Joseph Ossai and his teammates against Green Bay in a 27-18 final. It was a tale of two halves as the offense came out flat to start, while the defense started hot and sputtered out.
Getting everything to execute at once has been a fleeting formula for Cincinnati. Still, they are 2-4 and can make a big statement in the AFC North against Pittsburgh on Thursday night.
"Offense came out and started making plays," Ossai said to FOX19's Joe Danneman. "That's our chance, and that's our turn to get stops when it matters, and just we couldn't, we just couldn't do that. So there are a lot of positives, we gotta take that and roll with it. It's a massive opportunity in front of us. Thursday night game, quick turnaround. The most disciplined team will come out on top, and we have to stay disciplined for a full two halves."
Ossai finished the game with four tackles and one for loss as he potentially takes on an even bigger role along the front. Cincinnati will need him to be even more impactful if Trey Hendrickson can't suit up with a
back contusion.
Statistically, Hendrickson's been the team's only plus-pass rusher this season. Ossai is in the midst of his lowest-graded NFL season on Pro Football Focus (51.2 overall).
"I like what I saw, it's promising," Ossai said about the offense's second-half showing. "Good stuff from both ends. It's just we got to put those things together. You know, play complementary football, and nobody is panicking just yet, you know what I mean. So we'll be all right."
Cincinnati may have improved the defensive showing a bit yesterday, but it's still far from good enough out of Ossai and his peers. They allowed 6.8 yards per play to Green Bay, which would rank last in the NFL across a full season (Cincinnati is 29th overall this season, allowing 5.9 yards per play).
"Nobody is panicking just yet. It's tough, but the past is the past. If you want to stop losing, you've got to look forward."
90 locker room seconds with Joseph Ossai in Green Bay.pic.twitter.com/eOQvYstXWk — Joe Danneman (@FOX19Joe) October 13, 2025
“RING OF SCANDAL”: RHOP’s Wendy Osefo SPARKS OUTRAGE by Wearing Alleged ‘Stolen’ Jewelry After Claiming Her Burglary Was ‘Targeted,’ While Castmates Mia and Ashley Throw Shade in Resurfaced Interview
Wendy Osefo was seemingly caught wearing the diamond anniversary band she claimed was stolen in her supposed April 2024 robbery, just weeks after reporting the incident to the police.
Following the 41-year-old Real Housewives of Potomac cast member and her husband Eddie Osefo‘s arrests, which her former co-stars, Mia Thornton and Ashley Darby reacted to in an interview on Friday, images of Wendy at the 2024 White House Correspondents Dinner appear to confirm she wore the “stolen” item and a past interview features her claiming to have been “heartbroken” by the alleged violation.
In court documents shared by Bravo Snark Side on Instagram, which also posted images of Wendy and her ring, it was alleged that deputies had taken note of an April 27, 2024 photo on her Instagram page after she made $450,000 in insurance claims.
“Edward called Travelers Insurance on April 10, 2024, and said he needed to update their claim, stating his wife’s gold diamond anniversary band was missing. That same day, Travelers Insurance settled the claim for $25,380.00, which included the replacement price of the band ($4,500),” the papers stated.
“While reviewing the social media Instagram account for Wendy Osefo, deputies observed photos of Wendy prior to the burglary wearing a diamond anniversary band on her left finger. The ring was reported stolen in the burglary. Then, after the reported burglary, on April 27, 2024, Wendy Osefo is wearing the same ring on her left finger,” they continued.
Meanwhile, in a resurfaced interview on Gabbing With Gib in September 2024, Wendy was seen discussing the alleged break-in at her home.
“My family was away on spring break. It was our spring break trip with the kiddos, and I was just so heartbroken,” she stated. “I think a few of my first initial scenes [of RHOP] I’m just a little bit uneasy because we had just been violated, so to speak. It was the worst thing and so unexpected, especially since from my vantage point, and from the investigator’s vantage point, it was targeted.”
She then mentioned her children, Karter, 12, Kruz, 10, and Kamrynn, 6.
“At my core, what centers me is motherhood. My first thought was my kids. Part of the reason why I live where I live is for their safety, for them to have ample acres to be able to run, play, enjoy, free of anything. And when someone comes into your home, which is such a sacred space, and violates you in that way, you start questioning things,” she noted. “So I’m just glad that we are okay. We’re safe, and we are able to move forward from that as a family. But man, that was definitely gut-wrenching.”
Wendy also noted that because of the supposed burglary, she’d gotten additional security at her home and changed how she behaves on vacation and on social media.
“It’s altered the way I move, and you want to be naive and feel like no one is watching you, you can just live life freely, but unfortunately, that is not the case. So it has changed a lot of things,” she concluded.
As for Mia’s comments, they were made to The Reality Rundown and No Chaser TV.
“I need a second … I just … I’m shocked. I’m very, very shocked because I thought Miss 4 Degrees had it together. I thought she had it together. I mean, isn’t Eddie an attorney for heaven’s sakes? Like, what the f*ck?” she asked.
Mia also said she’d recently spoken to Wendy, who told her, “God has you covered.”
Wendy’s costar Ashley Darby also reacted to the news during a public event last with some shade of her own.
“This ain’t news to us, this just news to y’all. Zen Wen is in the pen,” said Ashley.
She later added that she was figuring out her “prayers” for Wendy.
The Real Housewives of Potomac season 10 airs Sundays at 8/7c on Bravo.
