Quarterback Joe Burrow needed just two words—“We’ll see”—when asked about teammate Trey Hendrickson’s contract negotiations. The brief answer captures the uncertainty hanging over the Cincinnati Bengals as preseason deadlines draw near.
As the Cincinnati Bengals prepare for training camp, the team has made expected roster moves involving two players, including promising news about a rookie’s readiness to practice.
The Cincinnati Bengals face a setback as first-round pick Shemar Stewart remains absent from mandatory minicamp due to a dispute over his rookie contract and offseason participation agreement. The standoff raises concerns about Stewart’s future with the team and the potential impact on the Bengals’ upcoming season.
An NFL analytics expert forecasts a bright future for the Cincinnati Bengals, predicting they will secure a playoff spot in 2025.
Negotiations between the Cincinnati Bengals and Shemar Stewart have reached a standstill due to a specific contract detail. The impasse highlights the complexities inherent in professional sports agreements.
In a significant move, the Chicago Bears have proposed a trade that brings a projected $62 million All-Pro player from the Cincinnati Bengals to Chicago. This acquisition could have major implications for both teams in the upcoming NFL season.
The Cincinnati Bengals have officially welcomed linebacker Barrett Carter following the 2025 NFL Draft. In a recent conference call, the team introduced their newest player, signaling a strategic addition to their defense.
With the 49th pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, the Cincinnati Bengals selected South Carolina linebacker Demetrius Knight II to strengthen their defense.
The Cincinnati Bengals’ decision to draft Shemar Stewart in the first round has ignited a debate among fans, with opinions sharply divided over the team’s direction. The mixed reactions highlight uncertainties and high expectations surrounding the team’s draft strategy.
