The Cincinnati Bengals have been carried by their offense for a few years, but they took the opportunity this offseason to build their defense up in a big way.
The Cincinnati Bengals will have a “White Bengal Stripe” game in Paycor Stadium for the first time in Week 17 against the Baltimore Ravens on New Year’s Eve.
Barrett Carter’s main concern is just doing enough to stay on the field, and to prove why the Cincinnati Bengals didn’t find a better option in the middle of an otherwise overhauled defense.
The Bengals announced a cool new themed game event on Monday morning. Fans need to get ready for the first-ever White Bengal Stripe game on New Year's Eve against the Baltimore Ravens.
NFL teams annually make moves late in the summer, but rosters are mostly set after free agency and the draft. Here are the players who benefited from this year's offseason carousel.
Dalton Risner had more than football on his mind when he decided to return to the Cincinnati Bengals. The veteran guard made it clear that his wife, Whitney, played a major role in the decision.
Joe Burrow is taking extra care to protect his Heisman Trophy. Speaking at Fanatics Fest NYC, the Cincinnati Bengals quarterback said he keeps the award in a safe place after a break-in at his Ohio home while he was away for a game.
Quarterback Fernando Mendoza was the number one draft pick for the Las Vegas Raiders. Fans and players are excited to see him play, including Cincinnati Bengals star quarterback Joe Burrow.
Dalton Risner has made a home out of Cincinnati in a few ways over the past year, and none is arguably more important than how well the town has embraced his wife, Whitney.
The Cincinnati Bengals will be under a lot of pressure during the 2026 season. Cincinnati made some aggressive offseason moves in the hopes of making a deep playoff run this fall.
The 2025 NFL season didn't go as smoothly as hoped for some proven players. These players are the top candidates on their respective teams to bounce back this season.
Plenty of NFL stars are mixing it up together at Fanatics Fest this weekend, including some past and current Bengals greats. Former wide receiver Chad Johnson posted a few meet-up interactions on X with names like Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase at the event.
The Cincinnati Bengals are lucky to have Joe Burrow as their franchise quarterback. Cincinnati has incredibly high expectations ahead of the 2026 NFL season after a flurry of offseason activity.
Joe Giles-Harris doesn’t have any contractual security forcing the Cincinnati Bengals to keep him, and yet, he should plenty of confidence in making the 53-man roster.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers running back Merril Hoge believes Joe Burrow is the best quarterback in the NFL, placing the Cincinnati Bengals star ahead of both Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen despite the ongoing debate surrounding the league’s elite passers.
Sports Illustrated's NFL team continued rolling out its top 10 positional rankings this week, and they have Dexter Lawrence slotted a little higher up the defensive tackle hierarchy than voices inside the NFL.
CBS Sports dropped its top-20 NFL head coaches of all time list this week, and one Bengals legend made the list: Paul Brown. The team founder, Pro Football
Joe Flacco isn’t retiring anytime soon. He’s back with the Cincinnati Bengals on a one-year, $6 million deal to serve as Joe Burrow’s backup for the 2026 season.
The Bengals spent plenty of resources trying to upgrade the defensive front this offseason, but some are still skeptical it will produce strong results.
The Cincinnati Bengals made several high-profile additions to their defensive line this offseason. Acquiring Dexter Lawrence was a centerpiece of their offseason moves, as was selecting Texas A&M pass-rusher Cashius Howell and signing Super Bowl champion Boye Mafe to a lucrative contract.
Coming off another season derailed by injuries to Joe Burrow, the Cincinnati Bengals are left hoping they can protect their franchise quarterback in 2026.
Every great quarterback eventually reaches the same point in his career. The debate stops being about what the front office failed to do and starts becoming about results.
As part of their efforts to upgrade their offensive line, the Bengals invested a first-round pick in Amarius Mims during the 2024 draft. The early returns on that move have been encouraging.
A viral video of an elderly man getting tossed into the air by an angry bison has taken over the internet lately. Even former NFL star wide receiver Chad Johnson joined the discussion, but somehow managed to keep his take football-related.
Lawrence finished last season with only half a sack, and some criticized him for "not making a difference" with the 2025 Giants and for not being in his best shape.