The Cincinnati Bengals have been under fire from their fan base for not being active enough in free agency this offseason. They've made three notable additions, all to the defense.
Josh Johnson, a 39-year-old quarterback who holds the NFL record for playing with the most teams in league history, is heading back to Cincinnati. The Bengals signed the University of San Diego product to a one-year deal on Saturday, marking his third stint with the organization.
The Cincinnati Bengals are enhancing their quarterback depth by signing a familiar face to serve as the primary backup for Joe Burrow. According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, the team has officially brought on veteran quarterback Josh Johnson, who previously spent time with the organization during the 2013 season.
The fourth free agent signing made by the Cincinnati Bengals this week is a backup quarterback, but his name is not Joe Flacco. Josh Johnson has signed a one-year deal with Cincinnati.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
The Bengals added to the quarterback room on Saturday by inking a one-year deal for this coming season. He's appeared in 50 career regular-season NFL games with 11 starts for the Buccaneers, Cleveland, Cincinnati,Washington, the N.Y.
Bengals offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr. inked a two-year, $32 million extension this week. The veteran was entering the final year of his contract. Brown's new deal keeps him in Cincinnati through the 2028 season.
The Buffalo Bills added a new safety to the roster in free agency in six-year veteran Geno Stone. Shortly after the deal was announced, Stone shared a perfect reaction to joining Buffalo on social media.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
CINCINNATI – With the Cincinnati Bengals looking to upgrade their defensive line the last two offseasons, there has been a lot of connecting the dots to guys who played with position coach Jerry Montgomery during his time in Green Bay.
The Bengals introduced new defensive tackle signee Jonathan Allen to the fanbase on Friday afternoon. Allen reportedly signed a two-year, $26 million deal worth up to $28 million to continue his strong NFL career in Cincinnati.
The Bengals officially signed new defensive tackle Jonathan Allen to a two-year contract worth $26 million and up to $28 million. The 31-year-old is ready to dip back into his old playing performance and be a great addition for the Bengals.
The Cincinnati Bengals haven't been as aggressive in free agency as the fans would have liked, but they have made some solid additions. Adding Bryan Cook at safety is seemingly the move of their offseason.
The Bengals got a nice boost to their 2026 salary cap figure thanks to insurance policy payouts. NFL salary cap expert Andre Perrota broke down what triggered the extra $7 million coming to Cincinnati to use on its 2026 roster.
The Ravens officially introduced their new star edge rusher, Trey Hendrickson, on Friday. He just inked a four-year, $112 million deal with the Ravens after playing in Cincinnati since the 2021 season.
In desperate need of more impact players on defense, the Bengals made a clear effort to address it in the first week of NFL free agency. They signed safety Bryan Cook, edge rusher Boye Mafe, and defensive tackle Jonathan Allen to multi-year deals.
The Cincinnati Bengals have made a few big moves to bolster their defense this offseason. They added Boye Mafe from the Seattle Seahawks and Bryan Cook from the Kansas City Chiefs in the early stages of free agency this week.
The Cincinnati Bengals have a lot of talent and potential on their roster right now. They signed Boye Mafe away from the Seattle Seahawks and Bryan Cook away from the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Bengals added Jonathan Allen in free agency on Thursday to boost their rough defensive line play from last season. NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported the 31-year-old inked a two-year deal worth $26 million and up to $28 million.
Surely the Cincinnati Bengals will sign a free agent linebacker, right? Linebacker is the biggest weakness on the Bengals' roster that hasn't been addressed following the official signings of safety Bryan Cook and defensive end Boye Mafe, and the agreement to terms with defensive tackle Jonathan Allen.
Bryan Cook is back home with a big smile on his face. The former Cincinnati Bearcats and Mount Healthy High School safety took a four-year stint away from the Queen City while starting his NFL career with the Chiefs.
Left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. has agreed to a two-year contract extension with the Cincinnati Bengals, a deal he negotiated himself without the help of an agent.
Bengals offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr. represents himself in negotiations, and he confirmed another successful deal completed to stay in Cincinnati on a two-year contract extension.
Some members of the NFL community were surprised that the first day of the "legal tampering" portion of free agency came and went without Cincinnati Bengals pass-rusher Trey Hendrickson agreeing to a deal with a new team.