When you think of the Cincinnati Bengals, you think of a star-studded offense with players like Joe Burrow, Ja'Marr Chase, and Tee Higgins, and a hungry defense led by superstar Dexter Lawrence.
Cincinnati Bengals kicker Evan McPherson is closing in on franchise history, and he could achieve it Sunday afternoon in Houston. After going 4 for 4 in
Ranking fantasy football kickers isn’t easy. The best real-life kicker doesn’t necessarily produce the most fantasy points every week, and matchups can completely change the equation.
How many of the QB's with at least 35 touchdown passes in a single season can you name in five minutes?
The Cincinnati Bengals managed nine wins during Evan McPherson’s worst year as a pro. They only won six games last year when he was one of the most accurate kickers in the league.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
The Cincinnati Bengals’ 2021 NFL Draft class saw Ja’Marr Chase and Evan McPherson join the party right before their Super Bowl run. The rest of the class was not nearly as impactful.
The story of Alex McPherson, the current kicker for the Auburn Tigers, is one of perseverance, heart and determination, and a dark chapter seems to finally be reaching its conclusion for the young Alabama native.
Week 16 of the NFL and Fantasy Football season will kick-off with the Rams vs. Seahawks NFC West showdown on Thursday Night Football, moving us one step closer to the NFL playoffs.
The Bengals' ace place kicker added another player of the week award following the Ravens contest. Evan McPherson booted an NFL season-high six field goals last Thursday night and picked up his fourth career AFC Special Teams Player of the Week award for the consistent showing.
Zac Taylor had plenty to say after Thursday's 32-14 win over the Ravens, including praise for Bengals kicker Evan McPherson and his six field goals on Thursday night to power a 32-14 division win.
CINCINNATI – Evan McPherson had one of the best rookie seasons by a kicker in NFL history, but he admitted the 63-yard, franchise-record field goal he kicked in the Cincinnati Bengals’ loss Sunday was one he probably wouldn’t have made in 2021.
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The Bengals are big-time losers this season, but Evan McPherson has bounced back to be a winner. The elite kicker has returned to form in a huge way this season, cemented by his Bengals-record 63-yard field goal in today's 26-20 loss to New England.
Cincinnati Bengals kicker Evan McPherson nearly set the new NFL record with a would-be 67-yard field goal in Week 6 against the Green Bay Packers. Two months later, the fifth-year veteran now officially has a 60-yarder to his name.
CINCINNATI – After Sunday’s 47-42 loss to the Chicago Bears, Cincinnati Bengals kicker said he thought he had struck the ball fairly well – “A 7 out of 10,” he said – on his missed field goal try in the fourth quarter.
CINCINNATI – Somewhat lost in the euphoria of Ja’Marr Chase’s franchise-record performance, Tee Higgins’ hook slide and Joe Flacco’s Ponce de Leon impersonation Thursday night was the continued growth of both Evan McPherson’s clutch gene and his redemption arc.
Joe Flacco has clearly given his new teammates hope that the Bengals could remain in the playoff hunt until Joe Burrow is cleared to return.
Now that most of the NFL's Week 6 schedule is complete, it is time to look at some of the biggest winners and losers from around the league.
Evan McPherson just barely missed out on setting an all-time NFL record on Sunday. The Cincinnati Bengals kicker McPherson had a kick for the ages during his team’s Week 6 showdown against the Green Bay Packers … albeit one that did not count.
The worst part about Evan McPherson's 2024 season was he didn't even get to redeem himself in the end. A groin injury took him out of the final five games of the year, locking in the worst statistical season he's had with the Cincinnati Bengals.
Of the many problems plaguing the Cincinnati Bengals, Evan McPherson's inaccuracy from deep is perhaps the most nerve-wracking. Long gone feel the days of McPherson being automatic from 50 yards or more to advance the Bengals to the promise land.
It appears as though the Cincinnati Bengals officially have a kicker problem. Evan McPherson, once dubbed "Money Mac" for his clutch kicking, has had his struggles all season, and those struggles came to a head in Week 11 on Sunday Night Football against the Los Angeles Chargers.
Two reasons stood out for why the Cincinnati Bengals rewarded kicker Evan McPherson with a three-year, $16.5 million contract this offseason. He's proven to make kicks when it matters, and splitting the uprights from 50+ yards away is no problem.
Bengals conversations with Evan McPherson have produced a deal ahead of the kicker’s contract year.
The Cincinnati Bengals are in the process of checking one of their relatively easy (and relatively cheap) extension decisions off the list.
The Bengals front office has been busy and will likely continue to be busy throughout the calendar year.
The NFL adopted new kickoff rules this offseason in which teams will kick the ball off from their 35-yard line.
The Bengals twitter account poked fun at the Steelers on Sunday asking, “What are they even steeling?” The Steelers account responded saying they were taking, “The ball.”
Cooper Kupp -- who earned Super Bowl MVP honors -- finished the game with eight receptions for 92 yards and two touchdowns.
McPherson has become a household name in NFL circles the past two weeks, with game-winning kicks against both the Titans in the divisional round and in overtime against the Chiefs to send the Bengals to the Super Bowl.
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