The Cincinnati Bengals walked away from a trade for Philadelphia Eagles edge rusher Arnold Ebiketie due to ignorance regarding the compensatory pick formula.
Zac Taylor confirmed on Wednesday that starting left guard Dylan Fairchild is day-to-day after suffering an apparent shoulder injury during the waning moments of the Bengals' victory over the Falcons.
Paycor spent deadline day watching a trade fall apart. The Cincinnati Bengals had a deal in place for Eagles edge rusher Arnold Ebiketie and backed out over a projected 2027 compensatory pick, leaving a 6-2 team with no deadline additions.
No active NFL referee has called more Cincinnati Bengals games than the man who will be on the assignment in Week 10 against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday Night Football.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
The Cincinnati Bengals sit at 6-2 after taking care of business against the Atlanta Falcons in Madrid. Joe Burrow is playing some of the cleanest football of his career, keeping the team right in the hunt for the division crown. The advanced numbers back up what the film shows.
Joe Burrow threw three touchdown passes and ran for another in a 34-17 win over Atlanta in Madrid on Sunday, and he said afterward that he “wanted to come out and put on a show.” Two days later, the Cincinnati Bengals spent deadline day watching a trade fall apart.
The Cincinnati Bengals spent five days together in Spain for their first overseas trip since 2019. Those who made the trip came back with a clear message about what happened away from the field.
Russell Wilson believes the 6-2 Cincinnati Bengals have not yet ‘hit their groove yet’ despite proving to the NFL that they have one of the best offensive units in the league.
Joe Burrow's MVP campaign has support from the quarterback who won the award last season. Los Angeles Rams QB Matthew Stafford believes the Cincinnati Bengals' star should be leading the race at the halfway point.
Well, this was a disappointing day for the Cincinnati Bengals. There was some hope that, with all of the activity around the AFC during the trade deadline, the team was going to do something as well.
One of the craziest stories of the 2026 NFL trade deadline did not involve a completed trade. The final day before the deadline brought mixed emotions, including the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers trading for wide receivers, while the Buffalo Bills improved their defense with an ambitious addition.
The 2026 NFL Trade Deadline has passed, and Cincinnati sat it out. Director of Player Personnel Duke Tobin and the rest of the front office did not add any talent to bolster Joe Burrow's hot run.
The trade deadline came and went and the Bengals stayed pat. "We're good." It's the two words that head coach Zac Taylor used on Tuesday. Their actions said otherwise.
For a few hours Tuesday, the Cincinnati Bengals had a new edge rusher. Then they didn’t. Cincinnati agreed to send a 2027 sixth-round pick to Philadelphia for Arnold Ebiketie, then backed out of the deal after realizing it would cost them a 2027 third-round compensatory pick tied to Trey Hendrickson’s departure.
The Cincinnati Bengals had to back out of a trade deadline deal on Tuesday because social media seemingly noticed something their football operations experts apparently missed.
The Cincinnati Bengals’ fanbase went through a whirlwind of emotions on Tuesday morning leading up to the NFL trade deadline. First, it was reported that the team had traded for Philadelphia Eagles defender Arnold Ebikietie.
The Cincinnati Bengals were about to add to their pass rush by trading for Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Arnold Ebiketie. The deal is now off, and it has everything to do with how they managed the end of Trey Hendrickson’s time in Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati Bengals have put themselves firmly in the Super Bowl conversation this season. Much of that success comes down to the work of Duke Tobin and the front office.
With a trade for an elite RB like Taylor or Hall, the Bengals could push toward the No. 1 seed in the AFC and become a favorite to reach a fourth Super Bowl.
The Bengals look like contenders again after Sunday’s 34-17 win over the Falcons. Their 6-2 record would mean little without the way they’ve been winning.
If Burrow keeps this up and the Bengals (6-2) stay in the Super Bowl hunt, it's hard to argue he shouldn't win the award for the first time in his career.