Trey Hendrickson’s NFL journey just took a wild turn, and Bengals fans are straight-up holding their breath. The post Trey Hendrickson Sends Strong Message on Bengals Exit as Joe Burrow Comes Close to Giving Up on Zac Taylor’s Team appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Cincinnati received positive grades for its team travel and strength staff. The Bengals were given a C for ownership. Team owner Mike Brown ranked 24 out of 32 for is willingness to invest in the facilities.

Logic demands for Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase to sign the most expensive contract any non-quarterback has ever signed in NFL history. The Bengals don't always abide by logic, but the obvious decisions are usually made.

The NFL world has descended upon Indianapolis this week for the 2025 Scouting Combine. This is the first big event of the offseason and essentially the biggest job interview for the 329 prospects that have been invited. Those prospects will also meet with the media throughout the week.

The Cincinnati Bengals have made several moves to this point already but finally made a major move Saturday to bring back a key piece to one of the best offenses in the league last season. According to a report by Ian Rapoport,

CINCINNATI — Zac Taylor and Duke Tobin heaped praise on Bengals tight end Mike Gesicki as he enters free agency following a nice season on his one-year contract. Joe Burrow has made it clear he wants Gesicki back as the first cycling-receiving tight end to return to the team in recent years. Taylor and Tobin would like to retain him as well.

Believe it or not, the 2025 NFL Combine is upon us, as the offseason is officially underway for the Cincinnati Bengals. After a 9-8 season with no playoff berth, the Cincinnati Bengals now face the most critical offseason in franchise history.

INDIANAPOLIS – Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor and director of personnel Duke Tobin took to the podium at the NFL scouting combine on Tuesday and remained steadfast in their desire to ...

Like it or not, though, a report quickly surfaced that said the Bengals had a handful of teams already interested in a trade. Go figure -- while Hendrickson is going to want a massive contract extension at the age of 30, he just led the entire NFL in sacks.