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The Bengals seem to be in a good spot heading into the offseason with a projected $35.73 million in cap space. However, things could get tricky once they pay QB Joe Burrow.
The Cincinnati Bengals had been Patrick Mahomes' kryptonite for the better part of two seasons. Before this year's championship weekend, Mahomes had yet to beat the pairing of quarterback Joe Burrow and defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo since they joined the Bengals.
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What does the offensive tackle position look like heading into next season?
In this series of podcasts, I will take a position-by-position look at the state of the Cincinnati Bengals heading into the offseason.
After an impressive streak of health, the Bengals’ offensive line was stricken with a wave of injuries in the final weeks of the 2022 NFL season. At the tackle position, mainstay Jonah Williams and celebrated addition La’el...
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It is clear that the former Bengals wide receiver is still a huge fan of Cincinnati.
A.J. Green And Family Head Into Retirement Rooting For Bengals: After 12 NFL Seasons, 'I'm At Peace'
"Miranda is like, 'Now we can root for the Bengals again,'" Green said of his grateful wife no longer worrying about injuries. "That's my team now. I want those guys to win. I'm a big fan of Joe (Burrow), and those guys. One thing about the Bengals. They'll...
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The Bengals have gotten tremendous value the last few seasons thanks to Joe Burrow’s rookie contract.
An extension is on the horizon for Cincinnati Bengals franchise quarterback Joe Burrow.
ESPN took the time to break down the most valuable quarterback contracts in the NFL this week, and coming in with the No. 4 ranking is Burrow and his rookie contract.
His contract comes in after Jalen Hurts, Daniel Jones, and Justin Herbert. Now with...
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Some big contributors could be leaving, which could net Cincinnati some extra picks.
The Cincinnati Bengals have a lot of work to do this offseason. From the Joe Burrow extension they want to complete prior to the NFL Draft, plenty of action lies ahead as they try to build the roster and get back to another Super Bowl. On top of that, they have a large crop of free agents that could be playing elsewhere next year.
Staying on that topic, the Bengals...
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Putting a John Randle-type player in the Bengals defense sounds fun.
The Cincinnati Bengals are in a great spot entering the 2023 NFL Draft.
While some needs, like offensive line or tight end, could be more significant based on how NFL free agency plays out, the Bengals won’t be strapped to a specific group of players. That means mock draft season has been enjoyable thus far with Cincinnati being linked to many names across the board.
While tight ends...
CBS lead NFL analyst Tony Romo has again addressed his performances coming off his widely criticized call of this year's AFC Championship Game.
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One of the greatest wide receivers in Bengals history hung up his cleats on Monday.
Adriel Jeremiah Green, or as we know him, A.J., retired from the NFL on Monday in an Instragram post.
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Green was selected by the Cincinnati Bengals with the fourth overall pick in the 2011 NFL Draft. The Bengals were just forced to completely rebuild...
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A.J. Green’s former quarterback and head coach talk about their time with the wide receiver.
A.J. Green's Retirement Unleashes Memories For Marvin Lewis And Andy Dalton
"He had so many plays where it looked like a man against kids," said Marvin Lewis Monday as Green's first NFL head coach recalled how the rookie first-rounder helped him jump-start that run of five straight playoff berths. "I tell people this all the time. From the minute he came into the building, he was...
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Cool hats, great cause.
The Cincinnati Bengals did a great job in signing center Ted Karras last off-season. Karras has been an awesome leader in the locker room, a solid presence in the middle of the offensive line, and he has produced some great mic’d-up moments as well.
Other than the awesome impact in Cincinnati, Karras used hats he made for his teammates to do a lot of good in his hometown of Indianapolis with The Cincy Hat. I did a write-up in...
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There are some big names on this list, but is is the smaller ones who we will most likely be seeing back.
The Cincinnati Bengals and their fans now have their sights set on the offseason. It will be a particularly hard one as some big names and fan favorites are currently set to hit the open market.
However, there are some that are confused about who’s set to hit the open market. Wide receiver Tee Higgins is probably the prime example, as he...
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A durable tackle with positional flexibility has the Bengals’ interest.
It’s that time of year again. NFL teams are meeting with dozens upon dozens of hopeful NFL Draft prospects. And with college all-star week in the books, much more player meetings will be reported on up until late April.
The Cincinnati Bengals will be looking at offensive linemen in the upcoming Draft, including Oregon State’s own Brandon Kipper. The Bengals were one of 22 teams who...
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The former Bengals superstar has plenty of great moments that will stick with fans forever.
The history of the Cincinnati Bengals was forever impacted when they drafted A.J. Green No. 4 overall in the 2011 NFL Draft. Green alone helped keep the team interesting through the good and bad years over his Bengals tenure.
Sadly, his career in the NFL has come to an end after announcing his retirement on Monday. He finished his career with two seasons with the...
Green played 11 NFL seasons after being taken by the Bengals with the 4th overall pick in the 2011 NFL Draft. He missed the full 2019 season due to injury and may go down as one of the biggest "what ifs" in recent NFL history because the fact that injuries seemed to oftentimes hamper his other-worldly talent.
Wide receiver A.J. Green has called it a career after 12 seasons in the NFL. He spent the last two years in Arizona, but he'll always be remembered as a Bengal. So where does he rank all-time in Cincinnati?
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One of the best to ever play in Cincinnati.
One of the greatest players in Cincinnati Bengals history is hanging up the cleats.
Former Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green has announced his retirement after an incredible 11-year career.
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Green immediately became a star for the Bengals from the moment he was drafted fourth overall out of Georgia in...
One of the best wide receivers of the past decade has called it a career.
There was a point not too long ago when A.J. Green was among the most-productive wide receivers in the NFL.
While he is overshadowed at times by his teammate, Ja’Marr Chase, Tee Higgins has proven to be just as productive of a player when given chances to be the No. 1 option.