Tight end now slots as one of the biggest needs for the Cincinnati Bengals this offseason. Tuesday, The Athletic's Paul Dehner Jr. reported that breakout rookie tight end Erick All Jr. will likely mis

Four men have been arrested in Ohio in connection with a series of burglaries at high-value properties in the state.

The Cincinnati Bengals had a tumultuous 2024 season, finishing with a 9-8 record and missing the playoffs.

One key defensive star and veteran is set to enter a contract year, and the Bengals have a decision to make as to whether or not they pursue a contract extension or not. Trey Hendrickson, following a 17.5-sack campaign, is headed into the final year of his contract with the club.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol has released dashcam footage showing a traffic stop and the eventual arrest of four men who are suspects in the December burglary of an Ohio home owned by Cincinnati ...

Harmon showed an ability to get to the quarterback last season, recording five sacks for the Ducks. He also forced two fumbles and had two recoveries. Harmon can add versatility to the Bengals’ defensive line and would add pass-rush help, something the Bengals very much need after their lack of sacks outside of Trey Hendrickson.

The Cincinnati Bengals are in decent but not great shape when it comes to their cap space, which could lead to the team parting ways with some of its players under contract for next season.

If the Cincinnati Bengals are unable to sign wide receiver Tee Higgins for the long haul, he's going to have plenty of suitors on the open market. One team that could pursue Higgins if he's ...

Ja'Marr Chase is a finalist for Offensive Player of the Year. Chase became the fifth player since 1970 to win the Triple Crown—lead the NFL in receiving yards (1,708), catches (127) and touchdowns (17). Burrow is also a finalist for Offensive Player of the Year.

Recent local history books on Cincinnati’s frontier years, Bengals phenom Greg Cook and Coney Island are great additions to your bookshelf.

MOBILE, Ala. – Cincinnati Bengals director of personnel Duke Tobin joined The Enquirer for an exclusive Q&A at the Senior Bowl and discussed a number of topics including potential extensions, what went wrong last season and plans for the offseason. This is the first public interview Tobin has done since late July at the Bengals' media luncheon.