The Cincinnati Bengals are in the midst of a very exciting time of the offseason. With the NFL Draft Combine beginning, there are plenty of storylines to follow in Cincinnati.
Joe Burrow has built his reputation on calm throws, big moments and leading the Cincinnati Bengals back into relevance. But this week, the biggest number tied to his name had nothing to do with passing yards or touchdowns.
The Cincinnati Bengals need to add to their defense in a big way. Their offense is good enough to win a Super Bowl, but the defense isn't good enough to stay afloat.
The 2026 NFL Combine is here, and with it brings plenty of prospect visits for the Bengals across the week of testing in Indianapolis, Indiana. Cincinnati has seven picks in the 2026 NFL Draft, with six residing in the top 10 of their respective rounds.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
The Cincinnati Bengals impending free agent Dalton Risner wants to stay in Cincinnati, and the Bengals want the same. Director of player personnel Duke Tobin confirmed there have been discussions with Risner about a contract extension before he hits free agency on Mar.
The Cincinnati Bengals are entering the 2026 offseason with absolute clarity about their franchise cornerstone, Joe Burrow. Despite a difficult 2025 campaign marred by a turf toe injury, teammates like Chase Brown and Ja’Marr Chase have firmly dismissed trade rumors as media exaggeration.
A report from earlier in February mentioned that the Cincinnati Bengals could use the franchise tag to retain the rights to pass-rusher Trey Hendrickson in order to receive draft-pick compensation from a different club for Hendrickson's services.
Pro Football Focus analyst Dalton Wasserman dropped a new three-round mock draft this week with a few intriguing picks for the Bengals. Stop me if you've heard this before, but the Bengals took a defensive talent with the 10th pick in the draft, and one of their most popular options at that: Clemson defensive tackle Peter Woods.
The Cincinnati Bengals enter the 2026 offseason facing difficult financial decisions as they attempt to balance a high-powered offense with defensive needs.
INDIANAPOLIS – Tuesday afternoon at the NFL Scouting Combine, Cincinnati Bengals was answering a question about offensive coordinator Dan Pitcher and play calling when he said he would be open to it.
The Bengals are entering a hazy era with their pass rush, especially if Trey Hendrickson ends up leaving in free agency. Head coach Zac Taylor and director of player personnel Duke Tobin addressed their standings on the pass rush assets out there, whether it be in free agency or the draft.
INDIANAPOLIS — Duke Tobin spoke with the media for 18 minutes at the podium on Tuesday. He followed that up by spending another 36 minutes with the local beat writers in an audio-only session without any cameras.
Dalton Risner is the only major piece of the Bengals offense not slated to return under contract this coming season, but that could change at any time for the guard.
The 2026 NFL Scouting Combine is right around the corner. The Cincinnati Bengals have plenty of work to do, and it’ll all get started in Indianapolis. Defacto GM Duke Tobin will be bumping elbows with actual GMs and others who make the decisions for their teams, likely looking for a trade partner for a tag-and-trade of Trey Hendrickson.
The Cincinnati Bengals need to attack this offseason with some urgency. They need to find upgrades at all three levels on defense as well as across the offensive line.
The Cincinnati Bengals need to hit a home run more than ever in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft. The Bengals went defense in the first-round last year and it didn't pay off as Shemar Stewart was a ghost for most of the season.
It is officially NFL Draft season with the NFL Combine starting this week. ESPN NFL Draft analyst Mel Kiper recently released a mock draft ahead of the Combine, and some of his picks were eye-opening, but a standout was for the Cincinnati Bengals.
The Cincinnati Bengals already have the offense. Now they need defensive backbone. For the better part of the last half-decade, Cincinnati has operated under a simple premise.
The good news for the Cincinnati Bengals: They have a superstar quarterback in Joe Burrow and perhaps the best wide receiver duo in the NFL in Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins.