Even though the Cincinnati Bengals have arguably the best passing attack in the NFL, they still need to find a way to boost the running game that already has Chase Brown as their go-to.
A belated “thank you” to the guy who embodies all good things Ohio. “Oh! That ball’s out—that’s live!” NBC Sports’ Mike Tirico’s iconic call of one of the biggest plays in Bengals will forever remain in Bengals fans’ minds.
Bengals executive vice president Katie Blackburn spoke about the situation involving DE Trey Hendrickson and why the team allowed him to pursue a trade this offseason.
Cincinnati Bengals executive vice president Katie Blackburn's comment about contract negotiations with Trey Hendrickson clearly upset the star edge-rusher.
With just over three weeks to go until the 2025 NFL Draft, the Cincinnati Bengals have clear, unaddressed, gaping needs on the roster. the team didn’t make a splash in free agency to fix the defense and signed a nose tackle and linebacker.
Bengals executive vice president Katie Blackburn said that she “doesn’t know what will happen” with Hendrickson. Blackburn then put some of the blame for the lack of progress on Hendrickson.
Bengals EVP Katie Blackburn made some eyebrow-raising comments about contract talks with DE Trey Hendrickson, including that “he should be happy at certain rates” and that’s one of the factors currently holding up negotiations. Those comments got back to Hendrickson and he was predictably not happy to hear it.
The Cincinnati Bengals didn’t spare any expense to keep wide receivers Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins on the roster. Chase signed a four-year deal worth $161 million, which made him the highest-paid wide receiver by more than $5 million of what Minnesota Vikings WR Justin Jefferson makes.
The Cincinnati Bengals made a couple of headline-grabbing moves so far this offseason, namely signing star wide receivers Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins both to massive, four-year contract extensions.
There aren't many players larger than Andrew Whitworth in the history of the Cincinnati Bengals. Amarius Mims is one of them. Carrying that size means carrying equally large expectations. Mims was drafted 18th overall last year to be the next great Bengals offensive tackle, with Whitworth being the most recent example.
Five years after they last played together on the LSU Tigers, Ja'Marr Chase and Justin Jefferson remain close friends. Playing on different teams and different
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