The Cincinnati Bengals are signing former San Diego State offensive tackle Christian Jones to a college free agent contract. Jones is receiving a $50,000 signing bonus, which indicates how much the Bengals wanted him.
The Cincinnati Bengals will soon start contract negotiations with second-round pick Cashius Howell. Due to when Howell was drafted, his contract may be tough for both sides to reach an agreement immediately.
The Bengals have an odd way of drafting sometimes, but when they hit, they hit big. They needed offensive linemen in this, but they went with an interesting twosome of centers and ignored other areas.
The Cincinnati Bengals’ 2026 NFL Draft grades for every pick reveal a front office that understood the assignment. It was all about reinforcing a championship window that is very much alive.
Former Bengals wide receiver Jermaine Burton is set to participate in the Bills’ rookie minicamp, per NFL insider Jordan Schultz. Burton, 24, was a third-round pick in 2024 and arrived in Cincinnati with the hopes of becoming a reliable complement to star wideouts Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins.
Teams are finalizing their Big Boards with much of NFL free agency in the rearview mirror. There's a look at the least first-round mock draft as of April 8, 2026.
Cashius Howell is bringing plenty of college production and an on-field edge with him to the Bengals roster this coming season. The second-round pick had a viral clip from his last season at Texas A&M pop up again this week once the Bengals took him.
Jordan Schultz reports that the Bills are inviting former Bengals WR Jemaine Burton to their rookie minicamp. Despite giving Burton multiple chances, the Bengals cut the former third-round pick following a one-game suspension back in December of 2025.
The Cincinnati Bengals held the No. 10 overall pick in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft until they sent the selection to the New York Giants in exchange for superstar defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence.
There’s plenty of potential with the Cincinnati Bengals’ 2026 NFL Draft class, and the grades have been overwhelmingly positive. Here are some overreactions to the Bengals’ newest players.
The 2026 NFL Draft grades are dropping from outlets all over the place, and Cincinnati is mostly earning solid marks for its selections, with one outlier on the list.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Bengals added seven players to their team during the 2026 NFL Draft. Of course that doesn't include the Dexter Lawrence trade, which set the tone for the entire weekend.
The Cincinnati Bengals ended up with seven picks in the 2026 NFL Draft, and came away with tremendous value on both days they made their selections. The Cincinnati Bengals wrapped up their 2026 NFL Draft just a couple hours prior to the one-week anniversary of the Dexter Lawrence trade.
The Bengals made a linebacker addition to the roster! NFL Network's Tom Pelissero noted the team signed former Cincinnati linebacker Jack Dingle to an undrafted free agent deal after the 2026 NFL Draft.
The 2026 NFL Draft has come to a close for the Bengals. With their final two picks, the team drafted Texas tight end Jack Endries at Pick 221, and Landon Robinson at Pick 226.
The Bengals dialed up Brian Parker II with the 189th pick in the 2026 NFL Draft on Saturday. The Cincinnati native is returning home after starring in the tackle spot at Duke, but he figures to play all over in the NFL.
Something cracked inside the Cincinnati Bengals front office this weekend. The franchise that built its identity on patience, on waiting, on letting other teams overpay, walked into a room and traded away the 10th overall pick.
The Cincinnati Bengals traded the 10th overall pick to the New York Giants for defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence on Saturday night, then signed him to a one-year, $28 million extension by Sunday.
The Cincinnati Bengals have focused heavily on defense during the first two days of the 2026 NFL Draft, and they hold five picks on Day 3. Cincinnati selected Texas A&M pass-rusher Cashius Howell and Washington cornerback Tacario Davis as they continue to bolster their heavily scrutinized defense.
The Cincinnati Bengals didn't have a 2026 first-round pick after trading it to the New York Giants in exchange for defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence. But they did have a second-round pick.
Tacario Davis is a unique athlete for the Cincinnati Bengals to draft, but he’s not the first of his kind to wear the orange and black. Defensive coordinator Al Golden is already linking him to former Bengals cornerback Tre Flowers.
The Cincinnati Bengals have selected Washington cornerback Tacario Davis with the No. 72 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Davis is the second player Cincinnati has selected in this year’s draft.
After becoming an All-American at Texas A&M this past season, Cashius Howell is off to the next level. The Cincinnati selected him in the second round of the 2026 NFL Draft.
The perception exists that the Cincinnati Bengals may have overpaid to acquire defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence II from the New York Giants when the Bengals sent the Giants the No.