These three executives enter 2026 with uncomfortable questions surrounding the teams they built.
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.
With the NFL season nearing, Cincinnati Bengals GM Duke Tobin’s candid admission hinted that he wouldn’t be scratching his head over the team’s offensive line.
How many of the active NFL players to rack up at least 140 receiving yards and catch two touchdowns in one game can you name in six minutes?
The Cincinnati Bengals are officially ready to let tight end Erick All Jr. loose. Director of player personnel Duke Tobin announced Monday that All has been fully cleared to practice at the start of training camp.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The Browns, Ravens, and Steelers all made sweeping organization changes this offseason, but unlike their AFC North rivals, the Bengals are staying the course with de facto general manager Duke Tobin and head coach Zac Taylor.
Shortly after the Bengals missed the playoffs for a third straight season, a report revealed that Bengals head coach Zac Taylor and director of player personnel/de facto general manager Duke Tobin were safe in their jobs.
The Cincinnati Bengals seemed to be here to stay after making a shocking run to Super Bowl LVI after the 2021 season, but things haven’t worked out as planned for Joe Burrow and company.
The Bengals can create one of the NFL's largest salary cap space boosts with contract restructures as the offseason rolls on. X user SFData9ers broke down all of the space teams can still create with restructures this offseason, and Cincinnati is second at $93.8 million in possible space to create.
Paul Dehner Jr. of The Athletic gave a summary of his biggest takeaways from a 40-minute press conference from Bengals de facto GM Duke Tobin. Dehner says
The Cincinnati Bengals are not exercising defensive end Myles Murphy’s fifth-year option. Cincinnati’s first-round pick from the 2023 NFL Draft is now set to become a free agent in 2027.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
The Bengals' de facto GM Duke Tobin expanded on why he was comfortable with giving up the 10th pick in the NFL Draft to land DT Dexter Lawrence II.
The Cincinnati Bengals have had an eventful offseason. In the past few years, the team was oddly quiet during free agency. Instead of going for splashy free agent signings and bold trades, they chose to work on the fringes of their roster.
Duke Tobin had plenty to say at the podium to round out Cincinnati's 2026 draft cycle on Monday. The Bengals' director of player personnel was "pleased" with how the offseason went for Cincinnati after this franchise got more aggressive in building a roster than it arguably ever has this century.
The NFL world got thrown for a loop this weekend when the Bengals traded with the New York Giants for Dexter Lawrence. NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah was one of those shocked voices.
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.
During Duke Tobin's press conference on Friday, many questions rightfully revolved around what exactly the plan is to fix a Bengals defense that has derailed back-to-back seasons.
Bengals Director of Player Personnel Duke Tobin spoke for nearly 64 minutes on Friday. He explained how frustrated he was with the results of the 2025 season, the urgency the organization has to fix their flaws after missing the playoffs for a third-straight season and so much more!
The fact that the Bengals will miss the playoffs for a third straight season understandably has some wondering if team ownership could part ways with HC Taylor and/or with director of player personnel/de facto GM Tobin.
Duke Tobin has served as the Bengals‘ director of player personnel and de facto general manager since 2002. Despite his lengthy tenure, Tobin’s job security may be in doubt.
To Who Dey Nation and the Cincinnati Bengals fandom at large: I know we're hurting right now. I feel powerless. What are we to do in the wake of another abysmal loss in Week 11?
The song remains the same for the Cincinnati Bengals in the 2025 season. Joe Burrow and their dominant passing game will keep them an exciting, competitive team, but they will not be able to compete with the likes of Kansas City, Buffalo, and Baltimore due to their terrible defense.
The Bengals promoted Steven Radicevic, Mike Potts, and Trey Brown to assistant general manager under director of player personnel and de facto general manager Duke Tobin.
The Cincinnati Bengals have officially hired three new members to their player personnel department. Josh Hinch and Tyler Ramsey have been hired as scouts, and Trey LaBounty has been hired as a scouting research analyst. Hinch and Ramsey's hirings were originally reported May 19, and LaBounty updated his LinkedIn profile earlier in the month.
The 2025 NFL Draft is just days away and the Cincinnati Bengals hold the 17th pick in the first round. Altogether, they own six selections, the lowest they've had in recent years.
Duke Tobin has been in his role as director of player personnel with the Cincinnati Bengals for a long time -- well over two decades. He's enjoyed job security that few NFL executives get, but will that continue?
The Bengals are paying for delaying the Chase deal.
Bengals WR Ja’Marr Chase is entering the final year of his deal in 2025, making him a prime extension candidate this offseason. Cincinnati director of player personnel Duke Tobin was very direct when talking about what an extension for Chase will look like, saying he will be the highest-paid non-QB in the NFL.
Bill Tobin, a longtime NFL executive and talent evaluator, has died.
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