The NFL staff at Bleacher Report came together to rank the top 100 quarterbacks in NFL history this week, and Cincinnati had four former players make the list.
The Cincinnati Bengals need to be aggressive with their money in free agency. They have plenty to spend, as Spotrac states they have $53 million in cap space this offseason.
The goal for the Cincinnati Bengals should be to exit free agency feeling pretty good about their defense. Filling their dire needs as best they can is imperative if they want to open up the 2026 NFL Draft.
The Cincinnati Bengals need to hit a home run in free agency this offseason or they're at risk of wasting the prime years of Joe Burrow, Ja'Marr Chase, and Tee Higgins.
The Cincinnati Bengals are targeting Jacksonville Jaguars linebacker Devin Lloyd in free agency to address a position group that ranked last in the NFL in PFF overall grade in 2025.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
The Cincinnati Bengals have invested a lot of money in their offense, but this offseason is the perfect opportunity for them to out significant resources into their defense.
We’re getting closer and closer to NFL free agency, and the Cincinnati Bengals have 16 players with expiring contracts. Who will re-sign with the team, and who will leave when the 2026 league year begins?
A Bengals legend is going through some tough health issues, but he gave a great update on Friday night. Former right tackle Willie Anderson is set for a kidney transplant on March 3 after a decade-long battle against kidney disease.
Linebacker was a clear problem area for the Bengals last season, and a significant upgrade is needed if the defense is going to take a step forward in 2026.
The Bengals officially signed veteran cornerback Jalen Davis to a one-year contract extension on Friday. Davis played a key role down the stretch of the 2025 campaign after Cam Taylor-Britt went down with a season-ending injury.
With the Cincinnati Bengals now in the midst of the 2026 offseason, there is no denying how crucial a time it is to make significant moves to build a dangerous team for the upcoming season.
We’re getting closer and closer to NFL free agency, and the Cincinnati Bengals have 16 players with expiring contracts. Who will re-sign with the team, and who will leave when the 2026 league year begins?
The Cincinnati Bengals announced they re-signed CB Jalen Davis and RB Kendall Milton to one-year contract extensions on Friday. Davis, 29, wound up going undrafted out of Utah State back in 2018 and signing with the Dolphins.
A former Bengals coach is back in the NFL. ESPN's Kevin Seifert reported the Vikings hired Kyle Caskey as their new offensive assistant. "The Vikings have hired Kyle Caskey as an offensive assistant," Seifert posted on X.
The Cincinnati Bengals need to hit big in the upcoming NFL draft. It's very hard to keep a core of expensive offensive players together for long. With Joe Burrow, Tee Higgins, and Ja'Marr Chase signed to contracts, the Bengals can't waste any time in pushing for a Super Bowl.
Historically, the Cincinnati Bengals have been hesitant to pay their players. It took a long holdout for the team to finally pay Ja’Marr Chase what he deserves, and the team never agreed to a new long-term deal with Trey Hendrickson after he led the NFL in sacks.
Don't hold your breath waiting for the Bengals to bring Jake Browning back to the team this offseason. NFL salary cap expert Andre Perrorta broke down the backup quarterback's prospects in Cincinnati, noting it's unlikely the team goes out of its way to try and ink another deal with him like they did last season.
The Cincinnati Bengals have struggled to find consistent success since losing to the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LVI a few years ago. Their struggles aren't on offense.
The Cincinnati Bengals have agreed to a contract extension for nickelback Jalen Davis. In an offseason when starting cornerbacks Dax Hill and DJ Turner II are each looking to cash in with major extensions of their own, Cincinnati has taken care of its slot corner a couple weeks before every market starts to change in free agency.
Free agency in the NFL produces plenty of headlines around big-money contracts and long-term commitments, but the market for elite pass rushers remains unpredictable.
The Cincinnati Bengals announced they re-signed WR Kendric Pryor to a one-year deal on Wednesday. Pryor, 28, signed with the Bengals as an undrafted free agent out of Wisconsin following the 2022 NFL Draft.
Last summer, the Bengals and Hendrickson agreed to a revised deal that gave him a raise for the 2025 season and kept him in the final year of his contract.