Al Golden spoke with the media following Tuesday's Bengals training camp session. His defensive unit is turning heads early in camp as all the new additions from this past offseason gel together into one group.
Andrei Iosivas is well aware of how important the 2026 season is for his NFL career. The now-veteran third Bengals wide receiver is trying to cement his spot in that role this summer and trampoline himself into a new deal with Cincinnati or elsewhere in 2027 free agency.
The Athletic's Mike Sando dropped his annual quarterback tiers for 35 NFL passers this week. The respected NFL voice canvasses votes from a group of 50 executives and coaches each offseason to dial into his annual ranking.
The Bengals have some tough financial decisions to make with their 2022 and 2023 draft picks, which just got harder to figure out on Tuesday morning. ESPN's Adam Schefter reported the Atlanta Falcons inked Bijan Robinson to a new market-setting contract for the running back position.
How many of the active NFL quarterbacks with at least five-career fourth quarter comebacks can you name in five minutes?
The opening of 2026 NFL training camp brings big hope for all 32 fan bases. These are the 25 developments to watch as we progress toward Week 1.
He’s not the most productive receiver, but Drew Sample is firmly the Cincinnati Bengals’ No. 1 TE on the roster. He’s been in Zac Taylor’s offense longer than anyone, and that isn’t changing this year.
The Cincinnati Bengals' 2026 season is starting to look more favorable than it did just a few months ago. Last Tuesday, Warren Sharp of Sharp Football Analysis identified Cincinnati as a team whose schedule has undergone the largest shift toward easier games since June.
The Cincinnati Bengals made massive waves this offseason by trading for All-Pro defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence, and franchise quarterback Joe Burrow is already feeling the aftershocks in training camp.
Fantasy football championships are often won long before Week 1 kicks off. The managers who consistently outperform the competition are usually the ones who identify opportunity before the rest of the league catches on.
Every year, an overlooked player emerges during training camp and forces their way onto an NFL roster. For the Cincinnati Bengals, that surprise player could be former University of Cincinnati linebacker Jack Dingle.
The Cincinnati Bengals are putting in the work as training camp is off to a hot start. The 2026 season will be a season with a lot of questions that need to be answered for this franchise.
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.
While there has been plenty of talk surrounding Dax Hill and DJ Turner to start Cincinnati Bengals training camp, Tacario Davis is also now starting to emerge as a standout name.
The NFL released the 10 players who just missed the cut of this year’s Top 100 Players. Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins came in at No. 109, while nose tackle Dexter Lawrence landed at No.
Rookie wide receiver Colbie Young is excited to prove what he can bring to the Cincinnati Bengals offense, but he knows something more valuable than circling his hands around passes is to wrapping his mind around every aspect of the playbook.
The first day in pads usually results in at least one skirmish or full-on fight, but that was not the case for the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday. Coming off their first off day of training camp, the players kept the practice business-like, with just an occasional overly zealous thud of a ball carrier.
Three recognizable veterans remain available as training camps begin.
The first day of pads belongs to the defense as the Cincinnati Bengals ramp up training camp, but the mood was almost ruined when a key starter went down temporarily.
The Bengals defense reportedly won the first day of padded practices during 2026 Bengals training camp. Longtime starting safety Jordan Battle is trying to go from part of the problem in prior years to a key part of the solution this season.
The Cincinnati Bengals relied on Oren Burks as their first linebacker off the bench last year, and after keeping the position group virtually the same this offseason, that is expected to be his role this season as well.
The Cincinnati Bengals don’t just need their defense to be better in 2026. There is another level that the offense, the strength of the team, can reach.
The 2026 NFL season is just weeks away, and several of the league's biggest stars enter the year with plenty to prove.
Cincinnati Bengals tight end Erick All Jr. found an unexpected boost in confidence during a June vacation in Greece. While preparing to cross a street in Athens, the Fairfield High School graduate was struck by a three-wheeled truck that swerved to avoid another person.
Joe Burrow did not need long to establish his expectations for the Cincinnati Bengals this summer.
Bengals defensive end Shemar Stewart exited the field on a cart after suffering a left knee injury in practice on Wednesday. Stewart was on crutches and wearing a protective brace afterward, but head coach Zac Taylor announced he avoided a worst-case scenario (via Ben Baby of ESPN).
Cincinnati’s training camp got off to a rocky start after Chase got into a scuffle with cornerback Jalen Davis.
According to Ian Rapoport, Bengals DE Shemar Stewart avoided a major knee injury despite a scary scene in practice on Wednesday. Stewart was carted off the field from Wednesday’s practice after suffering an injury to his left leg.
The Cincinnati Bengals were counting on big things from 2025 first-rounder Shemar Stewart this season. After Wednesday, however, they might be lucky to see him on the field at all.
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