The Cincinnati Bengals initially struck out at signing a defensive tackle in free agency until Jonathan Allen became available. Cincy pounced on the chance to add a former Pro Bowler with some gas left in the tank, and spent more than expected in the process.
ESPN's Dan Orlovsky dropped his annual NFL quarterback trait ranking last week, and Joe Burrow landed among the top 10 names in multiple categories. The major turf toe injury last season dinged him a bit in some spots, but Orlovsky still clearly loves how Burrow operates Cincinnati's offense.
The Cincinnati Bengals have seven running backs on their roster. At this rate more will be cut than kept during final cuts, and the initial group may contain a player or two, not currently on the team.
Zac Taylor took the Cincinnati Bengals to Super Bowl LVI. Lately, though, the wins haven’t followed. Now, a two-time Super Bowl champion says Cincinnati isn’t planning to fire Taylor next season.
The Bengals have a shaky running back hierarchy behind Chase Brown this season, and a reunion could be the right boost for that room. San Francisco moved on from Khalil Herbert this week, and the 28-year-old could be the right backup addition to push Samaje Perine and Tahj Brooks.
The Cincinnati Bengals could catch a break when they open the 2026 season against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. One of Baker Mayfield's top weapons, wide receiver Emeka Egbuka, is dealing with a toe sprain, and head coach Todd Bowles isn't ready to say whether the injury could affect his availability for the regular-season opener.
Former Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Jeff Blake was back in town for practice and got an up-close look at where the franchise stands. A lot has changed since Blake played in Cincinnati, but the former Pro Bowler still has a strong connection to the organization.
The Cincinnati Bengals open the 2026 season against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sept. 13, and Tampa Bay is dealing with a growing list of problems that could tilt the Week 1 matchup in Cincinnati’s favor.
Dexter Lawrence has been making plays all across Bengals training camp so far, but don't tell him it's a bad look for the offensive line. He sat down with Kay Adams on Up & Adams last week, noting the impact is more a reflection on him rather than Cincinnati's protection group.
There was a real belief that T.J. Slaton Jr. was going to be released by the Cincinnati Bengals this offseason. Slaton is sticking around to provide high-quality depth behind Dexter Lawrence, and there will be times when both players share the field as well.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
The Cincinnati Bengals will tell you their “depth chart” prior to the preseason-opener, and then they will show you the real thing during the game. One week of preseason has the following players in good position to keep momentum going in their favor to make the team.
The Tennessee Vols are in the midst of a quarterback competition between redshirt freshman George MacIntyre and true freshman Faizon Brandon. By the end
Cincinnati Bengals legend Chad Johnson wants to be an NFL color commentator someday. However, he already knows exactly what could get him in trouble if he ever steps into the broadcast booth.
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Dohnte Meyers did not take a conventional path to the NFL. Small-school football, an undrafted exit from college, DoorDash deliveries and a successful stop in Canada all preceded his first opportunity with an NFL team.
At this point, it would be hard for anyone to deny that Ja'Marr Chase has become the best wide receiver in the NFL after the success he has had in his first five seasons with the Cincinnati Bengals.
The Cincinnati Bengals lost a player from their 90-man roster this weekend. Undrafted cornerback Ceyair Wright chose to leave for a shocking reason. Reports confirm the rookie received an offer for the lead role in a big movie.
By the end of the NFL offseason, hundreds of players are going to be without pro football jobs and many will have to change careers entirely. One player currently vying for a roster spot has decided to give up the fight and instead become an actor.
As the Cincinnati Bengals get set to take on the Chicago Bears for their second preseason game, the Bengals ended up getting a huge boost to their defensive line with news ahead of training camp on August 15.
The Cincinnati Bengals made a roster adjustment at cornerback on Saturday, signing a player with local ties after one of their undrafted free agents stepped away from the club.
Cincinnati Bengals defensive tackle B.J. Hill passed a physical exam and was cleared to return to practice Saturday. The 31-year-old veteran was placed on the active/physically unable to perform list on July 25 following offseason ankle surgery.
The Cincinnati Bengals opened their preseason with a win over the Detroit Lions on Thursday. While winning feels great, the real focus was on the players battling to make the final regular-season roster.
Bengals head coach Zac Taylor confirmed that fifth-year cornerback Dax Hill will be primarily be playing on the boundary this season. “Dax absolutely has grown as an outside corner,” Taylor said (via Sports Illustrated’s Jay Morrison).