The Cincinnati Bengals drew the NFL's short straw in their Week 8 matchup against the New York Jets, as Zac Taylor's team was the pommel horse for new head coach Aaron Glenn in what became Gang Green's first win of the 2025 season.
CINCINNATI ---- The Bengals have a chance to get back to .500 on Sunday with a win over the winless New York Jets. This is a game the Bengals should win, but it won't be easy.
The Los Angeles Rams and Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson are forever tied in NFL lore as it was a controversial holding call made against Wilson that resulted in Cooper Kupp's game-winning touchdown in Super Bowl LVI.
On Thursday evening, ESPN's Ben Baby reported that Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson requested a trade. Naturally, that move immediately sparked discussions on whether or not the Indianapolis Colts should make a move for the Bengals' captain.
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Bengals veteran linebacker Logan Wilson formally requested a trade after being benched for rookie linebacker Barrett Carter. Wilson is a team captain, but was moved to a reserve role ahead of their Week 7 matchup against the Packers.
The Carolina Panthers have won three straight games to improve to 4-3 on the season. They're currently just one game behind the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, suddenly asserting themselves as players in the NFC South.
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With the NFL trade deadline coming up, the Dallas Cowboys are reportedly looking for help on the defensive side of the ball. Their offense is on fire right now, but they're just 3-3-1 thanks to a frustrating defense.
O captain, my captain! For anyone who thought Logan Wilson being elected to such an esteemed leadership post for the first time in his career meant he was with the Cincinnati Bengals for the long haul, think again.
It'll be a battle of the blands this weekend as the Cincinnati Bengals try to keep their heads above water against a New York Jets team just trying to generate any semblance of an offense.
Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that Bengals veteran LB Logan Wilson has requested a trade out of Cincinnati. Wilson was recently replaced in the starting
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.
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.
The Dallas Cowboys made waves on Tuesday, with reports surfacing that they had contacted the Las Vegas Raiders in regard to trading for star edge rusher Maxx Crosby.
Agree with them or not, the Cincinnati Bengals appear determined to usher in a youth movement to the front seven of their defense. The embattled unit exited Week 7 victorious, but still ranks 31st in yards and points allowed per game.
The Bengals benched veteran LB Logan Wilson in favor of fourth-round LB Barrett Carter in Week 6. When asked about the move, Wilson said he’s supportive of Carter even if he doesn’t understand the decision. “It is what it is,” Wilson said, via Paul Dehner Jr.
The Cincinnati Bengals’ defensive overhaul reached a boiling point Sunday when veteran linebacker Logan Wilson found himself benched in favor of rookie Barrett Carter.
The increased chatter over the topic comes after Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews was dragged to the ground with a hip-drop tackle by Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson on "Thursday Night Football," likely ending his season.
The Baltimore Ravens lost tight end Mark Andrews to what is likely a season-ending left ankle injury when Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson brought him down.