As the 2026 NFL season approaches, Joe Burrow wants to win it all, and etch his name in Cincinnati Bengals history in the process.
Following an aggressive offseason overhaul, Joe Burrow has hinted that the Cincinnati Bengals are likely finished making marquee roster moves, reflecting on a busy few months that brought in several stars.
Despite having a stellar player like Joe Burrow, the NFL had no early plans to give the Cincinnati Bengals primetime games.
The Cincinnati Bengals led by Joe Burrow could once again face the Baltimore Ravens of Lamar Jackson in primetime.
DeAndre Hopkins is still a free agent, but he wasted no time in flirting with Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals, who face the Pittsburgh Steelers twice a season.
After watching how Maxx Crosby's trade failed, the New York Giants and Cincinnati Bengals tried to avoid the same situation when dealing for Dexter Lawrence.
The 2026 NFL Draft has already begun to generate new questions surrounding certain details, and one of them is: Why do the Cincinnati Bengals not have a first-round pick?
The 2026 NFL Draft might be one to remember, especially because there are plenty of teams that don't even have a first-round pick.
After seven seasons with the New York Giants, Dexter Lawrence will begin a new chapter in the NFL, this time with the Cincinnati Bengals.
The Cincinnati Bengals gave up their 10th overall pick in the upcoming draft in exchange for the experience and talent of Dexter Lawrence.
Dexter Lawrence will get a contract extension after a blockbuster trade between the Giants and the Bengals.
A surprise top-10 offer flipped everything in New York. What the Giants never intended to do suddenly became unavoidable, and Dexter Lawrence's future changed in an instant.
The New York Giants have traded Dexter Lawrence to the Cincinnati Bengals; here is the updated list of Big Blue's picks for the 2026 NFL Draft.
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