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Hobson's Choice: free-agency up for debate again

Free-agency philosophy is up for debate again. After big spending on only their own players since 2010, the Bengals have been to the postseason four straight times. Read More
Model free agents

The Bengals are hoping to keep a few of their own this season in free agency, like middle backer Rey Maualuga. The model for what they do this March might be what they did three years ago. Read More
Bengals Fans Can See New Jungle For Just $35 per game

As the Bengals drive in 2015 for a fifth straight playoff berth, fans can enjoy season tickets at similar prices to last year, with a new entry price of $35 per game, the lowest available at Paul Brown Stadium since 2003. Read More
Bengals hope to hit at 21

Our local experts made the first 20 picks in the first 2015 Bengals.com Media Mock Draft to give us an idea of what they'll be facing at No. 21. Read More
Dean Geathers reflects on Bengals career

Everyone saw it coming, but it still didn’t make it any easier Friday when the Bengals released one of their more versatile players and valued leaders across the defensive front and around the locker room in 11-year veteran Robert Geathers. Read More

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Four Key Offseason Additions For Bengals

Posted Feb 20, 2015

After spending Thursday at the NFL Scouting Combine, I am prepared to describe four key players that the Bengals anticipate adding to the roster next season. A sideline-to-sideline tackling machine at linebacker with a high football I.Q. Plays with an attitude. Prone to excessive penalties. Possible concussion concerns. A fluid receiver with the ability to […]
The Drought And The Doubt Continue

Posted Jan 4, 2015

The Arizona Cardinals had little chance of advancing in the playoffs with third-stringer Ryan Lindley at quarterback. The Pittsburgh Steelers were much easier to defend when Le’Veon Bell was sidelined before the opening round loss to Baltimore. And the Bengals latest postseason failure was significantly due to injuries at wide receiver, tight end, and linebacker. […]
Demon Exorcised…For Now

Posted Dec 24, 2014

Moments before kickoff on Monday night’s broadcast, I encouraged Bengals players, coaches, and fans to close their eyes and imagine they were on Wake Island – a small atoll in the central Pacific Ocean where the local time is 17 hours ahead of Cincinnati. In other words, when it’s 8:00 at night in Cincinnati, it […]
O-Line Paves Way For Redemption In Cleveland

Posted Dec 16, 2014

Here’s a key lesson from the Bengals 30-0 win over Cleveland: The video screen is more powerful than the bulletin board. For all the talk of the Browns getting added motivation from Jeremy Hill’s “they’re worse than I thought” comment or Marvin Lewis’s “midget” gaffe, that was nothing compared to the Bengals doing a slow […]
Prayers Answered On Mistake-Filled Day

Posted Dec 1, 2014

Let’s review some of the events of Sunday’s win at Tampa Bay shall we? On the first play from scrimmage, the Bengals upchucking quarterback (no, not you Matt Scott), hurls the first of three first half interceptions. In the second quarter, a red zone sack by Geno Atkins that would have forced the Buccaneers to […]