The Cincinnati Bengals could look to upgrade their running back room. Though Chase Brown is penciled in as the starter and had a solid 2024 campaign, the team doesn't have high-level depth at the position,

The Cincinnati Bengals are once again handling a contract discussion poorly. This time, it's with the 2024 NFL sack leader.

With Joe Burrow healthy and locked in, the Bengals’ offense is set to be one of the most dangerous in the NFL. He’ll once again rely on Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins as his primary weapons—two receivers who can stretch the field, dominate one-on-one matchups, and change the outcome of a game in a single play.

Bengals fans aren't thrilled after their first-round pick in the 2025 NFL draft, Shemar Stewart, is holding out from rookie minicamp

The Bengals can’t afford to keep stalling in contract negotiations with Stewart and Knight. They put way too much faith in the rookies to immediately impact this defense. They need to get their contracts figured out before they start holding out.

The All-Pro defensive end told ESPN Monday that he hasn't spoken with Cincinnati since April's NFL Draft, claiming Bengals brass is all but breaking a promise from last offseason to rework his deal: "Rather than using collaboration to

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