The Cincinnati Bengals granted All-Pro defensive end Trey Hendrickson the opportunity to seek a trade on Thursday afternoon after two years of failed contract negotiations. In allowing Hendrickson ...

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tee Higgins (5) and Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase (1) celebrate Chase touchdown in the 3rd quarter over the Cleveland Browns in the NFL Week 7 game at ...

The Cincinnati Bengals and tight end Mike Gesicki have agreed on a contract extension, according to multiple reports. After a productive first season with the Bengals, Cincinnati’s front office ...

Free agency hasn't even officially started yet and the Cincinnati Bengals have already locked in two of their offensive stars. Following months of speculation about star wide receiver Tee Higgins ...

Duke Tobin had hinted at this outcome. The de facto Cincinnati Bengals general manager’s public comments at the NFL scouting combine struck one tone when discussing his receivers and another ...

CINCINNATI — There are rumors that the Bengals made Trey Hendrickson a $30+ million offer, before giving him permission to test his market. Bengals fans shouldn't buy it. If the Bengals made ...

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is the most important person for the organization’s success. Burrow will survive Zac Taylor’s eventual firing and last longer than de facto general ...

Cincinnati Bengals All-Pro edge rusher Trey Hendrickson was given permission on Thursday to seek a trade from the team, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Schefter posted the news on social media ...

The problem should be as obvious to the Cincinnati Bengals as Hendrickson’s All-Pro production is to everyone else. This is a highly capable team (and player) which might have done significant ...

The Cincinnati Bengals made sure to get free-agent offensive lineman Cody Ford back under contract before the market opened this week -- and they might not be done. According to The Athletic's ...

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The 2025 Cincinnati Bengals offense is beginning to take shape. While their wide receiver's futures have some questions, quarterback Joe Burrow can take at least one sigh of relief knowing he will ...