After years of refusing to remove his father's name from the stadium in which his football team plays, Bengals owner Mike Brown accepted a check from Paycor, starting in 2022.
The Pittsburgh Steelers added space between themselves and the Baltimore Ravens. The Cleveland Browns were officially eliminated from the playoff hunt, after being unofficially dismissed for much of the season.
There is extreme movement in the AFC North Power Rankings this week. How we see the division differs considerably from where we thought it was last week. Things are only slightly better this week for what was the best conference in the league over the past few seasons.
Ja’Marr Chase continues to not practice as the 2024 NFL season begins The Cleveland Browns and Cincinnati Bengals will not face off until Week 7 of the 2024 NFL season but, with the difficult division, anything AFC North-related is important this season.
The Browns waived defensive tackle Jowon Briggs according to NFL insider Aaron Wilson. The University of Cincinnati product would be an ideal fit on the Bengals' roster.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter is intrigued by Bengals WR Ja’Marr Chase‘s “hold-in” as he has more years left on his deal than other receivers in similar situations. “This is the one to me that remains the most mysterious.
Cincinnati Bengals owner Mike Brown has had a reputation of being cheap, and according to a former NFL executive, he is also a tough, stubborn negotiator, which may cause issues for wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase.
Cleveland Browns fans enjoyed watching the Cincinnati Bengals finish last in the AFC North a season ago, especially after the Bengals had reached the AFC Championship Game in back-to-back seasons before last year.
The Bengals have been practicing without two of their best players in training camp, and no signs point to that changing.
Lamar Jackson, Russell Wilson and Ja’Marr Chase are big stories in the AFC North As the Cleveland Browns open training camp on the field at The Greenbrier in West Virginia, the rest of the AFC North have their camps in progress.
Still too early to panic. As Ja’Marr Chase looks to get a long-term contract extension, the Cincinnati Bengals wideout has yet to practice thus far in training camp.
Confidence from the top. The Cincinnati Bengals finished in last place in the AFC North last season. Now, when you factor in that Joe Burrow was hobbled for the first month of the season, returned to form only to suffer a season-ending wrist injury in November, that looks a bit different.
The Bengals have finally leveraged the bad-teams-draft-high thing into the foundation for a great team, thanks to the presence of a great quarterback. They've wisely paid their quarterback.
The Bengals owner regrets getting involved. Mike Brown doesn’t usually get involved with on-the-field decisions with his team. He likes to let players and coaches do their jobs as they see fit.
ESPN's NFL Live crew ripped the Bengals and Mike Brown this week for "robbing" Ja'Marr Chase by not already having him extended on a new contract. Chase is playing on a $1.055 million base salary this season to go with a $3.8 million roster bonus.
Ja’Marr Chase showed up at Bengals training camp Tuesday, sporting a new, clean-shaven look. His reps and Cincinnati also are negotiating a contract that could add more zeroes to his checking account.
One of the downsides to having one of the best teams in the NFL is being unable to pay all your talented players. That's exactly what the Bengals are beginning to experience.
The Cincinnati Bengals have been facing a few big decisions this offseason. One of those decisions was whether to extend WR Ja’Marr Chase’s contract now or after the 2024 season.
Bengals owner Mike Brown admitted the team is unlikely to extend WR Ja’Marr Chase prior to the 2024 season, via Adam Schefter. “It’s not so likely that this is the good time to negotiate.
Cincinnati Bengals Team President Mike Brown wants to sign Ja’Marr Chase to a long term contract extension. However, it’s not coming anytime soon. Especially during this time of year, when training camp is around the corner.
Cincinnati Bengals owner Mike Brown has made it very clear where he stands on an eventual Ja’Marr Chase contract extension.
These days, the Cincinnati Bengals are synonymous with a star quarterback who led them to a recent Super Bowl appearance. And they have high hopes for the 2024 season.
Established in 1967, the Cincinnati Bengals are one of the most well-known and longest-tenured franchises in the National Football League. The Bengals were founded by legendary coach Paul Brown, who headed the entire process of bringing a professional football team to Cincinnati, which started in 1965.
The Cincinnati Bengals may have a little extra motivation for their Week 14 “Monday Night Football” matchup against the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium on Dec. 9 after what Cowboys owner Jerry Jones recently said about them.
Cincinnati Bengals president Mike Brown said that he isn't traveling from Cincinnati to Northeast Ohio due to concerns related to the coronavirus pandemic.
An anonymous former Bengals player revealed that owner Mike Brown begged players not to kneel during the national anthem in 2017.
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