The Cincinnati Bengals (4-10) may be getting a crucial offensive piece back just in time for Week 16, even as their postseason hopes have already faded.
The Cincinnati Bengals will not be playing playoff football for the third season in a row, but that doesn’t mean there is nothing to be discussed about the AFC North franchise.
The Cincinnati Bengals might not wait until the offseason to make a decision on head coach Zac Taylor. Cincinnati hired Taylor as its head coach back in 2019.
The Dolphins entered the 2020 NFL Draft in need of a franchise quarterback. Joe Burrow headlined the class after a national championship- and Heisman Trophy-winning season at LSU in 2019.
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DJ Turner II has been added to the Cincinnati Bengals' Week 16 injury report. Turner is now questionable to play in Sunday's game against the Miami Dolphins due to an illness.
Bengals rookie Shemar Stewart will play on Sunday for the first time since Week 9 against the Bears. He's been dealing with a knee injury. The Bengals selected Stewart in the first round (17th overall) in the 2025 NFL Draft.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
A new report on NFL.com Saturday morning dropped regarding Zac Taylor's future in Cincinnati. It's an affirmation of The Athletic's report earlier this week. Tom Pelissero and Ian Rapoport noted the Bengals head coach has two years left on his contract and expect him to return in 2026.
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Now that the Cincinnati Bengals have been eliminated from playoff contention, it’s time to look toward 2026. There are three games left on the schedule, and the Bengals will likely be favored in each, thanks to what the offense can be.
The Cincinnati Bengals and Miami Dolphins have released their final injury reports ahead of their Week 16 matchup in South Florida, and one team has a lot more players already out compared to the other.
The Cincinnati Bengals announced they activated DE Shemar Stewart from injured reserve on Friday. Stewart received a fully guaranteed four-year contract from the Bengals after initially holding out for a better deal from the team, but was limited by an ankle injury suffered in Week 2.
The Cincinnati Bengals and franchise quarterback Joe Burrow seem to be at a crossroads about where the organization stands. The last three seasons of missing the playoffs are magnified when you consider what Burrow has endured, both physically and mentally, coupled with the failures of a roster that isn’t good enough.
Bengals HC Zac Taylor announced that they are placing DT Kris Jenkins Jr. on injured reserve, per Ben Baby. Jenkins, 24, was a two-year starter at Michigan and earned second-team All-American and second-team All-Big Ten honors in 2023.
Having undergone core muscle surgery earlier this month, Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson will not return in 2025. Hendrickson hasn’t taken the field since a Week 8 loss to the Jets.
While the Bengals are already eliminated from postseason contention, the team will be getting some defensive reinforcement for the stretch run. According to ESPN’s Ben Baby, defensive end Shemar Stewart will be activated from injured reserve for this weekend’s game against the Dolphins.