Everything about the Cincinnati Bengals’ Super Bowl hopes over the next three seasons hinges on building around Joe Burrow and the wunderkind quarterback staying healthy.
The Patriots have kicked off their search for a “top football executive,” but one of the team’s targets has already rejected an interview.
It is no secret: the Cincinnati Bengals have had some serious bad luck when it comes to injuries to their star players over the past few years. Last season,
Joe Burrow threw to Cincinnati Bengals receivers Monday for the first time since undergoing wrist surgery in November. Bengals coach Zac Taylor had said in March that Burrow was "right on schedule" with his rehab and they expected him to participate in the team's offseason program.
Nearly six months after suffering a torn wrist ligament, Joe Burrow is throwing to his receivers.
The Bengals are retaining Trey Brown in the front office for another season. Tom Pelissero reports the Bengals' senior personnel executive declined a "de-facto" general manager interview with the Patriots.
It has been a rocky road for the two parties since the end of last season. Joe Burrow and others are back in the building for the beginning of the offseason program for the Cincinnati Bengals.
To become the first team to three-peat in the Super Bowl era, K.C. should keep improving its roster. With that in mind, here are three more moves the Chiefs must make this offseason.
Joe Burrow threw in practice for the first time since undergoing wrist surgery on Monday, and it was enough to draw rave reviews from those who got to see it.
The Cincinnati Bengals have desperately been looking for a reliable and consistent tight end room since Joe Burrow arrived in 2020. Recent additions via free agency and the draft indicate the organization understood they needed to do more to revamp the position.
The Bengals continued their offseason workouts this week, and Joe Burrow was front and center.
Tee Higgins trade discussions have dominated the offseason. Originally selected in the second round of the 2020 NFL Draft, the Clemson product spent the past four seasons establishing himself as one of the game’s better perimeter threats.
Former Bengals WR T.J. Houshmandzadeh trained Bengals 2024 third-round WR Jermaine Burton before Cincinnati drafted Burton. Burton described what it meant to have Houshmandzadeh’s help, while Houshmandzadeh deflected the whispers surrounding Burton’s character.
The Cincinnati Bengals used one of their six picks from the final four rounds of the 2024 NFL Draft to take former TCU cornerback Josh Newton. This caught the attention of someone who once played Newton's position on the field. 10-year NFL veteran and Super Bowl champion Will Blackmon believes Newton will end up being the steal of the draft.
Former Bengals wide receiver Chad Johnson has been in contact with Tee Higgins "a few times" this offseason amidst the star wideout's trade request and contract stalemate with Cincinnati.
There's no denying that Amarius Mims can touch the clouds, literally and figuratively. The only thing higher than his height is his ceiling as an offensive tackle for the Cincinnati Bengals.
Former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd is the best free agent wide receiver left on the open market. While he’s no longer the 1,000-yard player he was back in 2018 and 2019, the former second-round pick can still be a reliable chain-mover in the right scheme.
There has been some tension between the Cincinnati Bengals and star wide receiver Tee Higgins for quite some time now. With his contract extension hanging
The Bengals have a crowded secondary after retaining S Vonn Bell and adding S Geno Stone during this free agency. Cincinnati HC Zac Taylor mentioned DB Daxton Hill will move to cornerback after spending his first two seasons as a safety.
The Cincinnati Bengals have some big needs to fill for the 2024 season. Some of these are existing woes (their shoddy offensive line), while others are needs that came about during the offseason.
The NFL draft is the perfect time for teams looking to find new players to address their needs. Great teams are consistently able to find gems in the draft to either make instant contributions or to develop as future stars.
Free-agent WR Tyler Boyd has been a consistent producer since entering the NFL as a second-round pick in 2016.
The Cincinnati Bengals got a year to hold off contract talks with their wide receiver Tee Higgins, who in a surprise move opted to accept the franchise tag being levied on him and the $21 million that comes with it.
The Cincinnati Bengals increased their offensive explosiveness this offseason by adding key pieces in free agency and the NFL Draft.
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