Cincinnati's new-look defense has been the talk of 2026 training camp so far as the whole group looks to take a big leap forward from last season. The influence of marquee additions at separate levels like Dexter Lawrence II and Bryan Cook may be enough to flip the script in 2026.
Joe Burrow isn't hanging up those cleats anytime soon. The Bengals' star spoke with CBS Sports' Evan Washburn at training camp this week, and they touched on his career timeline trajectory.
Director of player personnel Duke Tobin let everyone know at the start of the off-season what he envisioned for the 2026 Cincinnati Bengals. The first week of training camp has shown just how right Tobin was.
It has been one of the most prominently talked-about storylines when it comes to the Cincinnati Bengals this offseason, and it revolves around their defensive line.
The Cincinnati Bengals didn’t prioritize bringing many of their free agents back this year. Joe Flacco was a clear and obvious exception. We’re 23 days away from the Cincinnati Bengals’ preseason finale against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Joe Burrow is the Bengals' top MVP candidate heading into the 2026 season. He's one of the lead betting candidates in general, holding top-10 odds hovering around +1000 depending on what sportsbook you look at.
The Cincinnati Bengals have officially gotten the 2026 season underway with the beginning of training camp. This is a big year for a lot of players and head coach Zac Taylor.
One French trans basketball player has Breiden Fehoko in awe. The WNBA is currently at the center of a major controversy surrounding the potential inclusion of trans athletes in the league.
As training camp goes on, the Cincinnati Bengals have already started to condense their roster a bit. Their first cut ended up being undrafted safety Isaiah Nwokobia.
The Cincinnati Bengals defensive renaissance is less than a week old, but Al Golden agreed to talk to reporters after Tuesday’s practice to talk about what he’s seen.
The Cincinnati Bengals made several prominent defensive additions this offseason. Dexter Lawrence was the biggest name, but their additions of Boye Mafe and Jonathan Allen have also generated plenty of attention.
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.
For the second day in a row, we saw new Cincinnati Bengals safety Bryan Cook demonstrating some subtle – but important – leadership in practice. On Monday, Cook knifed between defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence and left guard Dylan Fairchild as they were jawing following a run play in the red zone.
The Cincinnati Bengals announced they have waived S Isaiah Nwokobia. No other corresponding move was announced. Nwokobia, 23, was a three-year starter at SMU and earned first-team All-ACC honors in 2024.
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.
Training camp has brought plenty of intensity for the Bengals, but some of the team’s biggest moments are happening away from the practice field. Inside the locker room, Joe Burrow and several teammates have been spending their downtime around a table.
Colbie Young knows he is walking into one of the NFL’s deepest wide receiver rooms, and he wouldn’t have it any other way. The Bengals rookie has mentioned that having Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase ahead of him gives him the chance to grow without being rushed.
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.
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.
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).
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.