The Bengals' inability to sign the pass-rushers creates a distraction and wastes time. That's something the team doesn't need after missing the playoffs for two straight seasons. Not making the postseason again would make Burrow even more unhappy.

The Bengals should once again have a prolific offense, but what about the rest of the team? The franchise is conducting a great NFL experiment.

The contract dispute between the Cincinnati Bengals and Trey Hendrickson took a wrong turn on Tuesday when the All-Pro edge rusher didn't report to training camp with the rest of the team's veteran players.

The Cincinnati Bengals entered the offseason with three main priorities: extend wide receivers Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, and resolve the contract

When the Cincinnati Bengals start training camp next week, Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins will carry a unique distinction as the highest-paid receiver tandem in the NFL. Both signed new deals on the same day this offseason,

Tight end Noah Fant, a first-round pick of the Broncos in the 2019 NFL draft, played three seasons for Denver and three for the Seahawks.

The Cincinnati Bengals are entering the seventh season with Zac Taylor as head coach and Year 5 of the Joe Burrow Era under center after he was the No. 1

Bengals fans aren’t as enthusiastic as the writeup about some of the upgrades, as new line coach Scott Peters is an unknown commodity. So are guards like rookie Dylan Fairchild and free agent Lucas Patrick, who will compete with the usual suspects like Cody Ford and Cordell Volson.

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