Running back Derrick Henry had an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction, with his pants getting pulled down during the Ravens game against the Bengals on Thursday, Nov. 7. Despite the incident, the ...

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry (22) breaks tackle attempt by a Cincinnati Bengals defender during the second half of an NFL football game, Thursday, Nov. 8, 2024, in Baltimore.

The Bengals have existed since 1968 and in the 56 years since then, they've either worn black or white pants, but that will be changing for the upcoming season for at least one game.

After the success of last year's Stripe the Jungle game on Sunday Night Football against the Buffalo Bills, the Bengals are running it back for their Dec. 19 game against the Cleveland Browns on ...

The Bengals knew their running back approach was going to be very different without Mixon. Their 2017 second-round pick accumulated a total of 6,412 rushing yards and 62 total touchdowns over the ...

The Bengals debuted the orange pants with orange jerseys in the season opener, a 16-10 loss to the New England Patriots despite being favored by 7.5 points.

The Bengals ended the first half with Evan “Money” McPherson coming up broke on an errant 54-yard field goal attempt and the game was knotted 10-10 at the break.

It was the first time the Bengals used tiger-striped helmets, along with stripes on the sleeves and piping of the pants. Nearly 16 years later, in 1997, a slight adjustment was made.

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The Bengals will kick off the 2024 season by unveiling a new look. The team shared pictures of orange pants on social media after the look was leaked in Madden 25 and they announced on Friday that ...

The rumor began earlier in the day when an X user posted a screenshot of orange pants in the Madden 25 video game. The Bengals' account responded, which set off a wave of speculation on social media.