After what seemed like a healthy lead-up to Week 4, the Denver Broncos have been caught off guard by wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr.’s sudden hip injury. Now, with Monday night’s showdown against the Cincinnati Bengals looming, they face the possibility of playing without one of their most promising offensive weapons.

Kris Jenkins Jr. is gearing up to make a major impact on the Cincinnati Bengals’ defense this season. The second-year defensive tackle credits an offseason boost from another notable member of his family for helping him prepare to play a bigger role.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Jake Browning has earned attention on and off the field. While his athletic achievements are known to NFL fans, the woman by his side—fiancée Stephanie Niles—remains an intriguing figure rarely seen in the spotlight.

Cincinnati prepares for a pivotal Week 3 matchup with quarterback Jake Browning set for another showdown against his former team. The excitement around this game is palpable, promising an intriguing storyline in the Bengals’ early-season campaign.

Jake Browning once proved to be a steady backup when Joe Burrow was hurt. Now, with Burrow sidelined again, the Cincinnati Bengals need him to step up and deliver more than just a dependable performance.

The Cincinnati Bengals emerged with a narrow 31-27 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars. However, the sight of Joe Burrow leaving the locker room in a boot and on crutches suggests the quarterback’s season may be on hold if his reported toe injury proves severe.

A recent update signals trouble for the Cincinnati Bengals, as Joe Burrow’s immediate future looks uncertain. The team may have to brace itself for life without its star quarterback, raising urgent questions about the path ahead.

Trey Hendrickson, an All-Pro pass rusher for the Cincinnati Bengals, has secured a raise for 2025. Yet Bengals observers remain critical, calling the organization’s overall approach “cheap and short-sighted” and leaving questions about how the franchise manages its top talent.

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.