The Cincinnati Bengals are currently preparing for their upcoming game against the winless New York Jets at home. The Bengals are coming off a long week in the wake of their recent thrilling win over Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers, a game in which newly acquired quarterback Joe Flacco turned back the clock to the tune of 342 yards.
Shemar Stewart is hoping to jumpstart his 2025 rookie campaign this weekend against the New York Jets. The Bengals' edge rusher has not done much to impact the defense so far this season, having to fight through an ankle injury as one of the least-experienced players entering the league.
The Indianapolis Colts are sitting at 6-1, perched atop the AFC standings as the biggest surprise of the 2025 NFL season. Behind the resurgence of quarterback
Many teams have made missteps regarding a separation from a head coach or coordinator. Some have been straight firings, others de facto dismissals described as mutual separations.
What a whirlwind it's been for Joe Flacco and the Cincinnati Bengals over the past couple weeks or so. Who Dey Nation went from preemptive grief over a lost season to collective apex jubilation over Flacco rescuing the Bengals from obscurity.
With a lot of help from a Pittsburgh staff that committed gameplan malpractice (more on that later), Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins sliced up the tinfoil curtain like a pair of scissors in Week 7.
The Bengals have turned around their run game. Through the first five weeks, Chase Brown averaged 2.46 yards per carry and 32 yards per game. In the last two weeks, Brown averaged 7.5 yards per carry and 75 yards per game.
The Cincinnati Bengals were on a collision course to have a top-five pick in the upcoming NFL Draft in the midst of their recent four-game losing streak.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
CINCINNATI – When Tee Higgins hauled in a 29-yard touchdown pass from Joe Flacco in Thursday night’s 33-31 victory against the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver inched closer to a franchise record.
ESPN's Bill Barnwell did a midseason assessment of each NFL team's 2025 offseason moves, and the Bengals got some rough marks. He included Cincinnati in the NFL's second-lowest tier ahead of only Houston.
It took some time for Logan Wilson, but he eventually earned his keep with the Cincinnati Bengals. However, recent intel from prominent NFL insiders indicates that any goodwill the veteran linebacker built with the franchise has ostensibly vanished.
Joe Flacco misses his family, especially his five kids. He would love to listen to their chatter while sitting at the dining table. However, being an NFL quarterback, he stays away from them for long periods of time.
Working in sports media can often entail unconventional workdays and unconventional hours, and that certainly applies to NFL players like Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Flacco.
The Cincinnati Bengals are hoping to get Joe Burrow back by mid-December. The latest injury update on the star signal-caller from NFL insider Jordan Schultz adds to the optimism that he'll indeed be back by then.
The mini-bye week is over for the Cincinnati Bengals. Practice for Sunday's game against the New York Jets has already begun, and there are notable injuries to watch for as the back-half of the week begins.
While the Bengals are unlikely to trade superstar pass rusher Trey Hendrickson before the Nov. 4 deadline, they could move another longtime defensive linchpin in the next couple of weeks.
We are already 13 days away from this year’s NFL Trade Deadline. With Joe Burrow‘s injury and the Cincinnati Bengals’ disappointing start, ESPN and the rest of the NFL media world are tripping over themselves to trade away the Bengals’ best players.
The Bengals deviated from their general stance against in-season trades for players by acquiring Joe Flacco from the Browns. To the chagrin of Mike Tomlin, that trade has already proven beneficial — after the Bengals upended the Steelers in Week 7.
Philadelphia Eagles legend Brandon Graham, who retired from the NFL after the 2024 season, announced Tuesday that he'll be returning to the team this week.